We’re starting to see the first tangible impact of the financial deficit that House Republicans are facing.
The National Republican Congressional Committee, after reserving advertising time in 26 Congressional districts, has begun to cancel or dramatically scale back some of its ad reservations across the country. Many of the hardest-hit candidates are among the GOP’s leading challengers.
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The timing couldn’t be worse for many of these first-time Republican candidates. At a time when the Republican party is taking the brunt of criticism for the growing economic crisis, many of their candidates are ill-equipped financially to respond to the barrage of DCCC attacks.
And as the GOP needs to allocate more money to a growing crop of vulnerable GOP incumbents, less money will be available to assist the party’s best-and-brightest candidates, who are most in need of the financial boost.
Friday, October 10, 2008
NRCC running out of money, cutting back on ad runs
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