Herschel Walker Retains Deep Ties to Marjorie Taylor Greene
Walker stayed remained silent on his endorser Greene’s attendance at a pro-Putin white nationalist event last weekend After Georgia U.S.…
Our New TV Ad Slamming Trump on COVID-19 Deaths
American Bridge 21st Century Launches New Ad, Slamming Trump on COVID-19 Deaths Ad shares the heartbreaking story from the daughter…
Ted Budd on Jan. 6: “It was nothing.”
Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the violent Jan. 6 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol, American Bridge 21st Century…
2024 Hopefuls Can’t String a Sentence Together About Trump’s (Now Not-Potential) Indictment
Today, the Manhattan Grand Jury voted to indict Donald Trump. Leading up to this news, his fellow 2024 candidates were…
Ron Johnson: Sad He’s “Only Doubled” His Wealth As Senator
Johnson has repeatedly put his and his big donors’ interests first while selling out Wisconsin families In case you missed…
Democrats Should Campaign on Abortion Access During 2022 Midterms
Today, American Bridge 21st Century, Planned Parenthood Action Fund, and EMILY’s List released new research, first reported by the 19th*, indicating that…
Gov. Deval Patrick Announces Funding for Voting Rights Initiatives
Bridge Together announces grants for voting rights organizations in PA, AZ, and GA Today, Bridge Together announces a new round of grantees: Philadelphia…
Colorado Republican U.S. Senate Candidates Oppose Abortion Rights
According to a recent report from the Colorado Times Recorder, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Joe O’Dea last week “denounced Colorado’s…
The Cold Hard Truth About Doug Ducey's Cold Stone Legacy
The Wall Street Journal reported this week on the "10 worst franchise brands in terms of Small Business Administration loan defaults." Despite touting its rampant success as a reason he would make a good governor, Republican Doug Ducey's Cold Stone Creamery was found near the top of that list, with its franchisees "defaulting at more than double the rate for SBA borrowers who invested in" other chains, per the Journal's analysis. Like an ice cream cone in the summer heat, Cold Stone's business plan, for which Ducey has claimed credit, created a sticky mess for many franchise owners. Numerous franchisees have been quoted saying Cold Stone's business model was "defective" and pushed the cost of running a store so high that it was difficult for individuals owners to make a profit. Franchisees have called Ducey's business practices "deceptive," and said the company's business model pushed personal bankruptcies, cost savings, and homes. What does Doug Ducey have to say to Ken Gornall, who was left to fend for himself using his personal savings when his Cold Stone business was struggling - and eventually had to file for bankruptcy and lost his house? When asked by the press, Cold Stone declined to comment.
Herschel Walker Calls For Infrastructure Investments He Opposes
Even though Georgia Republican U.S. Senate candidate Herschel Walker opposes the bipartisan infrastructure law, new comments from Walker reported by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution appear to…