A costly advertising war erupted Monday over President Bush's controversial court nominees, with opposing groups vowing to spend at least $1 million each over the next two weeks. Republican-tied Progress for America intends to spend $350,000 on "radio ads on Christian stations" and $1.5 million on television ads in six states as well as nationally. On the Democrats' side, People For the American Way said it would launch countercommercials in the same media markets.
May 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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A costly advertising war erupted Monday over President Bush’s controversial court nominees, with opposing groups vowing to spend at least $1 million each over the next two weeks.
Responding swiftly to advertising from a group that supports Bush’s nominees, People For the American Way said it would launch countercommercials.
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