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Republicans boost vulnerable Democrats in primaries, mirroring Dem tactics

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Republicans are reportedly engaging in a nationwide strategy to support more beatable Democratic primary candidates, a tactic previously employed by Democrats. This approach, once rare, is becoming increasingly common, with several obscure super PACs using progressive-sounding names to influence key battleground districts. Clues suggest Republican involvement, including links to GOP fundraising sites and the use of Republican-affiliated compliance software by these PACs. AI

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Republicans boost vulnerable Democrats in primaries, mirroring Dem tactics

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  1. Axios Technology TIER_1 English(EN) · Andrew Solender ·

    "Extremely dangerous": Republicans spark fury with apparent meddling in Dem primaries

    <p>House Democrats are seething over what is, by all indications, a nationwide Republican effort to elevate Democratic primary candidates viewed as more beatable in November.</p><p><strong>Why it matters: </strong>This once-rare practice is becoming commonplace. Democrats did it …

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