House GOP targeting vulnerable Democrats in new ad about DC crime bill

THe National Republican Congressional Committee Several vulnerable people are being targeted House Democrats Vote against the blocking of the new Washington, D.C.Code criminal

These advertisements are directed at the 173 Democrats present in the House that voted against the bill. Joe Biden Many Senate Democrats support the blocking of D.C. Council legislation.

SCHUMER JOINS REPUBLICANS IN BACKING REVERSAL OF CONTROVERSIAL DC CRIME BILL

“Murderers given reduced sentences. Carjackers given slaps on the wrist by pandering politicians. Not just the D.C. City Council, 173 House Democrats voted for reduced sentences for violent crimes. So crazy even President Biden won’t support the anarchy,” An advertisement targeted Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA). “What’s next? Defund the Police?”

The NRCC is targeting Reps. Spanberger and Mary Peltola, Matt Cartwright (D–PA), Chris Deluzio(D–PA), Dina Tutus (D–NV), Emilia Sykes/D–OH), Frank Mrvan/D–IN, Gabe Vasquez/D–NM), Hillary Scholten/D–MI), Jahanahayes (D–CT), Mike Levin/D–CA), Seth Magaziner/D–RI), Steven Horsford (“D–NV”), Susan Wild (D–PA), Susan Wild (D–PA), Val Hoyle (D–OR), Val Hoyle tweeting They “will be held accountable for their extremism all cycle.”

The House of Representatives currently has a 222-213 narrow majority for Republicans. They will regain control in 2022. After losing several races that could be won in the country last November, Republicans are hoping to gain more seats.

Blocking the new criminal code passed 250-173, supported by every Republican present and 31 Democrats. Every senator is represented.