Crypto billionaires plan to spend $30 million against Sherrod Brown
The Hill reports that a crypto industry super Pac is going to pour $30 million into an ad campaign targeting former Sen. Sherrod Brown's Senate election bid. Of course, those ads will not mention the crypto industry or the fact that Brown will not cower to its demands -- and might raise questions about how the crypto bros amassed fortunes that enable them to spend so freely on political campaigns, writes Ken Kowalski of Lakewood in a letter to the editor.
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