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RNC Launches Ads for Romney

July 13, 2012 · 12:08 pm ET · Leave a Comment

The RNC will spend $5 million on television
advertisements promoting Mitt Romney’s campaign in seven states
beginning tomorrow, National Journal reports.

First Read: “This is the RNC’s first TV buy of the general election. Why is the RNC
getting into the act? Remember we told you earlier this week that the
Romney campaign is being outspent right now because it can’t use
general-election funds until after the GOP convention? Well, don’t be
surprised if the RNC is now hitting the airwaves to help make up the
difference — and more.”

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