Last week the National Republican Senatorial Committee posted billboards in Alabama, Arizona, Michigan, Minnesota, and New Hampshire criticizing Democrats for their support or silence on the Green New Deal and Medicare for All.
Alabama
National Republicans take aim at Sen. Doug Jones with a new billboard. https://t.co/YcV1IgpAlP pic.twitter.com/pz9ITX0lee
— AL.com (@aldotcom) April 23, 2019
Arizona
#AZSEN: @NRSC billboard along freeway hits Mark Kelly over health care https://t.co/UzR0YlsYWE via @azcentral
— YvonneWingettSanchez đ (@yvonnewingett) April 22, 2019
Michigan
New billboards highlight that the #GreenNewDeal risks Michigan auto and manufacturing jobs. Yet @Peters4Michigan voted present when it was time to reject it. #MISen https://t.co/t54InZ2UVm
— Senate Republicans (@NRSC) April 22, 2019
Minnesota
Great new billboard here in MN by âŠ@NRSCâ©. Itâs time âŠ@TinaSmithMNâ© answer for why she wants to crush jobs in Minnesota. #mnsen pic.twitter.com/ETvO9Da6p3
— Kevin Poindexter (@Kdpoindexter) April 22, 2019
New HampshireÂ
NH Primary Source: @NRSC buys I-293 billboard space to criticize Sen. @JeanneShaheen on Medicare-for-All #nhsen #nhpolitics #WMUR https://t.co/WZMDHBMULf
— John DiStaso (@jdistaso) April 22, 2019
What theyâre saying about it
The Hill: GOP Senate campaign arm hits battleground-state Dems over ‘Medicare for All,’ Green New Deal
The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) is targeting a handful of Democratic incumbents and candidates in five battleground states with a series of billboards zeroing in on “Medicare for All” and the Green New Deal climate change plan.
The billboards, images of which were obtained first by The Hill, specifically target Democratic Sens. Gary Peters (Mich.), Tina Smith (Minn.), Doug Jones (Ala.) and Jeanne Shaheed (N.H.), as well as Democrat Mark Kelly, whoâs vying for Sen. Martha McSallyâs (R) seat in Arizona.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WMUR 9 – Manchester: NH Primary Source: NRSC buys I-293 billboard space to criticize Shaheen on Medicare-for-All
BILLBOARD BUY. The National Republican Senatorial Committee has an ad critical of Sen. Jeanne Shaheen on a billboard along busy Interstate 293 in Manchester this morning.
The billboard criticizes Shaheen for supporting Sen. Bernie Sandersâ 2017 version of a Medicare-for-All bill.
ALABAMA
AL.com: National Republicans take aim at Doug Jones via new billboard
A national Republican group is taking aim at Alabama Sen. Doug Jones.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee has installed a new billboard challenging Jonesâ stance on healthcare. The billboard is one of five in 2020 Senate battleground states, including Michigan, New Hampshire, Arizona and Minnesota.
MICHIGAN
The Detroit News: Peters supports âaspectsâ of Green New Deal
The National Republican Senatorial Committee on Monday announced it is funding a new billboard along US-24 in Detroit directing residents to âask Gary Petersâ about the Green New Deal, which the group argues will put Michigan auto industry and manufacturing jobs at risk.
“Michigan voters will remember that when given a chance to reject the job-killing Green New Deal, Peters was silent â standing with his party’s most radical members,â NRSC spokesman Nathan Brand said in a statement.