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Liberals in MAGA clothing run covert campaign against Trump-backed candidate

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Liberals in MAGA clothing run covert campaign against Trump-backed candidate

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A green energy political action committee has spent over $700,000 on faux-MAGA ads attacking Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn.) to boost primary challenger Charlie Hatcher. “Charlie Hatcher is an America First conservative who gets things done,” Invest in Tomorrow’s advertisement states. “Pro-gun, pro-life, pro-Trump, Charlie Hatcher is the trusted conservative leader we need.” 'If you’re an extremist on American energy, you’re on our target list.’ Despite what the ad’s content may suggest, Invest in Tomorrow isn’t a conservative organization. The PAC is funded by Democratic donors and former Obama-Biden officials aiming to punish politicians who oppose green energy subsidies. “As the Trump-endorsed candidate in this race, I am being targeted by left-wing liberals from California because I am one of President Trump’s closest allies,” Ogles told Blaze News when reached for comment. “More than $1 million is flowing to my opponent from Gavin Newsom’s top donors and former Biden officials.” Trump e

First report: Clean Energy PAC Backed by Newsom-Supporting Billionaire Drops Nearly $700K to Defeat Trump-Endorsed Rep. Andy Ogles breitbart.com, 17d

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