So says this brand new American Crossroads GPS ad launching on Nevada’s airwaves:

If you wonder whether or not Harry Reid is target Numero Uno for the well-funded 501(c)(4), just take a gander at the News page on their website.

American Crossroads has recently been called out by the White House for its big spending on campaign ads, and the war of words between the President and group founder Karl Rove continued Tuesday.

While stumping for Illinois Senate Candidate Alexi Giannoulias last week, Obama said, “Right here in Illinois, in this Senate race, two groups funded and advised by Karl Rove have outspent the Democratic Party two-to-one in an attempt to beat Alexi – two-to-one. Funded and advised by Karl Rove.”

Rove did not take kindly to the criticism and accused President Obama of hypocrisy on the issue of campaign finance transparency.

“For the president to say a legal and lawful action by private groups, which has been upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States, when he himself is relying on political groups….the president is being hypocritical about this,” Rove said in an appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America.

Crossroads GPS has spent millions on political advertising this election season. The group is not obligated to reveal the names of their donors to the FEC because it is structured as a tax-exempt “social welfare” 501(c)(4) organization.

“[Obama] had no problem at all with this when groups were spending money on his behalf in 2008 and not disclosing donors,” Rove said. “He had no problem not disclosing his own donors – tens of millions of dollars to his campaign whose donor names were not revealed. And now he turns around and takes up because Republicans are doing the same thing Democrats have been doing for years.”