Sean Spicer-linked group makes case for Trump to seniors before midterm elections
Sean Spicer and the group Seniors Matter for America are launching a new ad campaign to highlight President Trump's efforts for senior voters ahead of the midterm elections. The 30-second ad emphasizes Trump's policies, including tax deductions for seniors and affordable healthcare initiatives. Spicer asserts that Trump has prioritized seniors more than any recent president.
- ▪Sean Spicer is now a senior adviser to Seniors Matter for America, which advocates for senior policies.
- ▪The ad campaign features a message that President Trump has fought for no taxes on Social Security and a $6,000 tax deduction for seniors.
- ▪Trump has been actively appealing to senior voters, defending his record on Social Security and Medicare.
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EXCLUSIVE — Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer used to help President Donald Trump from inside his administration, but now he and Seniors Matter for America are doing so from the outside with a new ad before November’s midterm elections that underscores what Trump has been doing for older voters. Spicer and Seniors Matter for America are poised to launch a 30-second ad in the Washington, D.C., TV and digital platform market on Monday, called “First,” as part of a more expansive six-figure campaign before the fall contests.
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