Tim Sheehy PAC launches radio ad targeting Democratic-aligned group
Exclusive: Pro-Tim Sheehy Super PAC Launches Statewide Radio Ad Buy
A six-figure statewide radio ad buy is being launched by a pro-Tim Sheehy super PAC, targeting a Democratic-aligned group that has been attacking Sheehy in the primary.
“Have you seen an ad from Last Best Place PAC? The one’s calling America-first conservative Tim Sheehy ‘shady Sheehy,'” the radio ad says. “But the group airing the ad? Well, they’re the ones who are shady. That’s because Last Best Place PAC is tied to big-money Democrat donors. Why? Because Democrats are trying to interfere in the Republican primary to hurt pro-Trump Tim Sheehy and help liberal Jon Tester.”
The ad from More Jobs, Less Government PAC, the pro-Sheehy super PAC, highlights the extensive ties of Last Best Place PAC to Democrats while emphasizing Sheehy’s conservative record. In addition to the radio ad, mailers will also be sent out targeting the group.
Sheehy Leading the Republican Primary
Tim Sheehy is currently the main candidate running in the Republican primary and is considered the front-runner to challenge Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT). Although former Montana Secretary of State Brad Johnson has entered the race, he has gained little traction.
There is speculation that Rep. Matt Rosendale (R-MT) may also join the race, which Senate GOP leadership is not in favor of as they believe it could jeopardize their chances of winning the seat. Rosendale previously lost to Tester in 2018, and his entrance into the race would likely shake up the field, providing an opportunity for Democrats in the general election.
Last Best Place PAC’s Ties to Democrats
Last Best Place PAC has spent $2.6 million attacking Sheehy in the Republican primary, but its connections to Democrats are extensive. While the PAC has not disclosed its donors, filings reveal that its registered bank is Amalgamated Bank, which is used by the Democratic National Committee, the Democratic Governors Association, and other Democratic groups.
Records from the Federal Communications Commission show that Mountain Media Agency, a media buyer, purchased an ad for Last Best Place PAC. Interestingly, the address listed by Mountain Media is also used by Old Town Media, a media buyer utilized by some Democratic campaigns.
These connections suggest that Democrats may be attempting to interfere in the Republican primary, similar to their actions in the 2022 midterm elections, where they spent millions to boost Republicans in the primary whom they believed they could easily defeat.
A spokesperson for Last Best Place PAC did not respond to a request for comment.
How is More Jobs, Less Government PAC accusing Last Best Place PAC of being connected to Democratic donors?
AC, accuses Last Best Place PAC of being tied to Democratic donors and trying to interfere in the Republican primary to hurt Tim Sheehy and help Jon Tester. The ad, which is set to air across the state, aims to discredit Last Best Place PAC and shift public perception in favor of Sheehy.
Last Best Place PAC has been running ads attacking Sheehy, labeling him as “shady Sheehy” and attempting to paint him in a negative light. However, More Jobs, Less Government PAC argues that it is Last Best Place PAC that is shady, as it is allegedly connected to big-money Democratic donors.
The pro-Sheehy super PAC claims that Democrats are intentionally trying to interfere in the Republican primary in order to weaken support for Sheehy, who they argue is a strong pro-Trump candidate. The ad further suggests that Last Best Place PAC is working in tandem with Democrats to promote Jon Tester, a liberal candidate, as it tries to undermine Sheehy’s campaign.
The radio ad buy is focused on countering the negative messaging from Last Best Place PAC and highlighting the alleged ties between the Democratic-aligned group and its donors. More Jobs, Less Government PAC hopes to sway voters by framing Last Best Place PAC as an outside influence that is seeking to undermine a conservative candidate.
Sheehy’s supporters see him as a strong advocate for conservative values and believe that by exposing the alleged ties between Last Best Place PAC and Democratic donors, they can discredit the attacks against him. They argue that Sheehy is the true representative of Republican values and that outside interference from Democrats should not be allowed to dictate the outcome of the primary.
The launch of this radio ad buy marks a significant escalation in the battle between pro-Sheehy and Last Best Place PAC. Both sides are investing significant resources to influence public opinion and secure a victory in the primary. With the primary rapidly approaching, the outcome of this battle will have a direct impact on the future of the Republican Party in the state.
As the radio ad is set to hit the airwaves, it remains to be seen how voters will respond to the allegations made by More Jobs, Less Government PAC. Will they view Last Best Place PAC as an outside influence trying to undermine a pro-Trump conservative, or will they discount the ad as a smear campaign? The primary will reveal the ultimate impact of this radio ad buy on the electorate’s perception of Tim Sheehy and the battle for the Republican nomination.
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