Club for Growth: Nancy Mace Ad Blitz

The same day that Representative Nancy Mace (R., S.C.) moved to strike legislation that would force the sale of social-media app TikTok, a political-action committee funded by one of the tech company’s top investors ordered nearly $1.25 million in ads supporting the Republican lawmaker’s reelection campaign.

The conservative political powerhouse Club for Growth counts Jeffrey Yass, a leading investor in TikTok’s Chinese parent company ByteDance, among its donors. Mace and the Club for Growth both denied that they had coordinated their actions.

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The same day that Representative Nancy Mace (R., S.C.) moved to strike legislation that would force the sale of social-media app TikTok, a political-action committee funded by one of the tech company’s top investors ordered nearly $1.25 million in ads supporting the Republican lawmaker’s reelection campaign.

The conservative political powerhouse Club for Growth counts Jeffrey Yass, a leading investor in TikTok’s Chinese parent company ByteDance, among its donors. Mace and the Club for Growth both denied that they had coordinated their actions.