Protect Our Care, a nonprofit connected with liberal black box teams, announced Thursday in the war room, and the group leader accused Trump of exacerbating the pandemic. At the head of the war room is Zac Petkanas, former hillary Clinton’s former leader and former Senate majority leader Harry Reid. Sarah Chase, former associate of studies for the presidential crusade of Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, also joins the team.
Patrick Devlin, former communications director of Majority Whip James Clyburn, D-S. C., will also serve as an adviser to the war room. War rooms are established within political organizations to provide an immediate reaction to the media cycle.
Leslie Dach, president of Protect Our Care, described the war room as a “way “to inform other Americans about the science and facts about the coronavirus and to teach the public about the Trump administration’s continued inability to provide fair data and pay attention to the expert. science.”
“As a result, the U.S. doesn’t have the tests you want, our fitness staff don’t have the device you want and our hospitals are ready,” Dach added.
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Brad Woodhouse, chief executive of Protect Our Care, said: “This team has a wealth of knowledge, delight and experience and with the coronavirus crisis, which has been exacerbated by President Trump’s inability to prepare, we want it in the industry. Advocacy efforts to hold President Trump accountable for his inability to lead.”
Protect Our Care has been linked to “black money” organizations such as Arabella Advisors, which supports other teams that attack the president for the reaction to coronavirus.
Specifically, it is home to the New Venture Fund and the Sixteen Thirty Fund, any of which some other Group aligned with Democrats, American Bridge, is preparing a Trump ad on the coronavirus.
The Washington Post reported Tuesday that Pacronym planned to spend $5 million on classified ads attacking Trump’s reaction to the pandemic. The PAC is affiliated with the New Venture Fund and Acronym, whose board includes former Obama adviser David Plouffe. Classified ads will target changing states (Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Arizona) and will show on primary virtual platforms like Facebook.
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Protect our Care, which has been described as a 16 Thirty Fund project, issued an opposite ad to Senator Steve Daines, Republican by Mont., which links his opposition to ObamaCare to the coronavirus.
On Thursday, Twitter declined to report on an announcement attacking Trump’s reaction to the coronavirus.
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Trump’s crusade alleges that the ad played Trump saying the coronavirus was the Last “deception” of Democrats without providing the right context. Twitter allegedly rejected the cross-examination’s request to report the ad as a “manipulated medium,” saying it complied with the site’s guidelines.
“Fellow Americans,” a 501 (c) (4) nonprofit, aired the ad, but it’s not known where the organization comes from. Its online page is rare and vaguely refers to the political department opposed to the United States.