You know, they are entitled to spend taxpayers' money attacking Conservative politicians.
Her television commercials, partly paid for with federal campaign money, attacked abortion as the equivalent of murder.
She was backed by both the Chamber of Commerce and the Senate Conservatives Fund, which despite its name spends plenty of money attacking Republicans.
"So, whatever the BBC may say... you know, they are entitled to spend taxpayers' money attacking Conservative politicians.
Brian Walsh, a longtime Republican operative, recently noted in U.S. News and World Report that the right is now spending more money attacking Republicans than the Democrats are.
Now, they fear, Mr. Suozzi and Mr. DiNapoli may wind up spending money attacking each other that they would prefer to spend in the general election.
The Democratic incumbent they are trying to unseat, Senator Bill Nelson, has already spent money attacking Mr. Mack, including an advertisement in which he linked the congressman to the Hooters restaurant chain.
Mr. Dewhurst ignored signs that Mr. Cruz had been working the grass roots but then spent a bunch of money attacking him — at the time hoping, in the strange rationality of campaign politics, to sink Mr. Leppert.
The group says it is "unable to conclude that Ben Carson would be a pro-growth president," but its Super pac has not spent money attacking him, because it does not view him as a serious threat.
