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Democrats have spent $36 million on Epstein-related ads in midterm election cycle

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Democrats have spent $36 million on Epstein-related ads in midterm election cycle

Democrats have leaned into outrage surrounding Jeffrey Epstein to whip up voter sentiment, spending over $36 million on Epstein-related ads in the 2026 midterm elections, according to an AdImpact analysis cited by Politico. Epstein has b…

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