House Freedom Action, the SuperPAC arm of the House Freedom Fund, the only organization dedicated to defending members of the House Freedom Caucus, today launched a five-figure multi-media ad campaign hitting back at leftists running negative ads against Pennsylvania Republican Scott Perry, who won reelection just three months ago.
“Whenever anyone goes up against one of the House Freedom Caucus members, HFA will always have their backs and we’re going to hit back even harder — whether it’s Marxists like those at House Majority Forward or the RINOs who tried to take out Andy Ogles last year,” HFA political director Allison Weisenberger said.
“The next election isn’t for twenty-one more months – more than 600 days,” Weisenberger noted. “It’s obvious we need to be ready to fight back even earlier than ever before because Democrats are already working to destroy President Trump’s closest allies in the House,” she said.
Perry is being attacked by House Majority Forward, a self-described “progressive” organization that announced a $10 Million ad campaign against Perry and other House Republicans in an attempt to stop President Trump’s agenda.
“President Trump is doing exactly what voters elected him to do and the left is livid,” Weisenberger added, “running millions of dollars in negative TV ads isn’t going to get patriots like Scott Perry to back down.”
“Because every time they hit one of our members, we’re going to identify them, expose them, and defeat them,” Weisenberger said, this includes Perry, Arizona Congressman Eli Crane or Alaska Congressman Nick Begich, two other Freedom Caucus members the far-left has targeted for defeat in this latest blitz.
The HFA ad campaign consists of cable TV ads, video streaming, digital ads, social media, and text messages.
“We’ve shown how to be effective spending a fraction of what other PACs spend and that’s what we’re doing here. We’re not wasting money on high-priced consultants and overpriced broadcast TV ads, focusing instead on social media where voters are today and where opinions are made,” Weisenberger added. “We’re leaner, sharper, hungrier, and more agile than anything they can throw at us.”
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