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News News Articles Donald Trump Monday, Jan 20 2025

Statement on the Inauguration of Donald Trump

News Press Releases Jon Husted Friday, Jan 17 2025

Governor DeWine Appoints Jon Husted to Senate, Continuing Ohio’s Pattern of Corrupt GOP Leadership

News Press Releases Ashley Moody Thursday, Jan 16 2025

Ron DeSantis Appoints Ashley Moody to Senate, Continuing Florida’s Pattern of Extreme GOP Leadership

News Press Releases Pam Bondi Wednesday, Jan 15 2025

What To Know About Pam Bondi: An Extreme, Far-Right Trump Loyalist 

Monday, Apr 1 2013

VIDEO: Ken Cuccinelli Is A Roadblock For Transportation

Ken Cuccinelli is trying to claim credit for a bipartisan transportation deal he opposed every step of the way -- we won't let him get away with it.

News Monday, Mar 18 2013

VIDEO: Reince Priebus & Michael Steele Unveil "New" RNC Tech Efforts

The Republican National Committee (RNC) has conducted an audit of the GOP's technology infrastructure, and now they have some plans to fix it. But didn't they just try this back in 2009?

Monday, Feb 18 2013

New Website Highlights Extreme Views In Ken Cuccinelli’s Manifesto

WASHINGTON – American Bridge 21st Century has released a new website, CuccinelliBook.com, highlighting the most extreme passages from the new book by Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, The Last Line of Defense: The New Fight for American Liberty. LINK: https://CuccinelliBook.com/

Tuesday, Feb 12 2013

BRIDGE BRIEFING: Marco Rubio's Record on Women

Tonight, Marco Rubio will smile, look into the camera and attempt to convince the country that a kinder, gentler Republican Party was born at some point over the past three months. The truth, however, is that on the same day he is set to address the nation, Rubio joined twenty-one of his male Republican colleagues in voting against the Violence Against Women Act. In fact, the young, fresh, exciting Rubio's record on issues that impact the lives of women looks exactly like those of the tired, old Republicans who ruined their brand in the first place. Americans rejected Republicans in 2012 due to their worn-out ideas that were bad for middle class families -- women and men alike -- not because of a dearth of hip-hop chatter on the campaign trail.

Take it from Tupac: it's "time to heal our women, be real to our women."

Tuesday, Feb 12 2013

State Of The Republican Union

Over the past couple months it has been almost impossible to turn on the television or open our internet browser without seeing blaring headlines or chyrons on the latest round of GOP infighting. What started as post-election finger pointing quickly evolved into name calling over Hurricane Sandy relief, committee purgings, Plan B, immigration, and eventually Crossroads' new primary meddling project. What a mess.

Monday, Feb 11 2013

CAUGHT ON TAPE: Ken Cuccinelli, Part-time Attorney General

Gotcha. Today, American Bridge 21st Century released a new video demonstrating Ken Cuccinelli’s inability to fulfill his duties as Virginia’s Attorney General while he runs for governor. Shunning nearly three decades of precedent, including that of his predecessor Bob McDonnell, Cuccinelli claimed that he was able to both campaign and serve as Attorney General. However, as this video shows, Cuccinelli missed a significant portion of an important meeting of the Governor’s Task Force on School & Campus Safety while he was campaigning. Watch the video:

News Monday, Feb 11 2013

New Video Shows “Part-Time” Cuccinelli Neglecting AG Duties To Campaign

WASHINGTON -- Today, American Bridge 21st Century released a new video demonstrating Ken Cuccinelli’s inability to fulfill his duties as Virginia’s Attorney General while he runs for governor. Shunning nearly three decades of precedent, including that of his predecessor Bob McDonnell, Cuccinelli claimed that he was able to both campaign and serve as Attorney General. However, as this video shows, Cuccinelli missed a significant portion of an important meeting of the Governor’s Task Force on School & Campus Safety while he was campaigning.

AB Leadership Tuesday, Feb 5 2013

American Bridge Wins Reed Awards For Best Direct Mail Piece, IE Campaign

Arlington, VA – Campaigns & Elections announced that American Bridge 21st Century has been awarded multiple 2013 Reed Awards for excellence in the categories of Best Direct Mail Piece of 2012 and Independent Expenditure Campaign. The awards recognized American Bridge’s groundbreaking “talking” mailer titled “Todd Akin: We’ve Heard Enough.” After first discovering and disseminating Akin’s infamous “legitimate rape” comments, American Bridge utilized the talking mailer to educate Missouri voters about Todd Akin’s extreme positions on many issues. In addition to his views on rape, the mailer showed Akin’s out-of-the-mainstream stances on Medicare, Social Security and student loans.

The Wire Tuesday, Jan 29 2013

Ken Cuccinelli: Part-time Attorney General

The past six Attorneys General of Virginia have resigned to run for Governor, including Governor Bob McDonnell, Jerry Kilgore and Jim Gilmore -- But Ken Cuccinelli says it "wouldn't be wise" for him to step down and focus on campaigning. Will Cucinnelli keep on as a part-time Attorney General? American Bridge will keep up the pressure.

AB Leadership Tuesday, Nov 13 2012

Op-Ed: How Democratic Groups Beat The Republican Super PACs In 2012

American Bridge President Rodell Mollineau penned an op-ed featured in The Daily Beast today. Below is an excerpt.

Much has already been written about the influence of outside spending on this election cycle. One could make a compelling argument that in 2010 super PACs were undervalued, especially by Democrats. Conversely, one could argue that in 2012 the impact of these groups was overestimated, this time to the detriment of Republicans. So how much impact do they have? The truth is somewhere in the middle. Like it or not, these groups have an important role, but campaigns still begin and end with the candidate’s ability to communicate a compelling vision to voters. Over the last 18 months, I think super PACs did what should be expected of them. They played a supporting role, pushed narratives, gave cover to candidates, and in some cases nudged the needle a point or two in select states and races. It just so happened that Democratic groups did a better job of this than Republicans. Here’s why.
Read the piece in its entirety here.

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