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Obama's Name Spotted on Millions of Ads, Despite Not Endorsing Michigan Senate Candidate
Barack Obama hasn't publicly endorsed a candidate in Michigan's contentious Democratic Senate primary, yet his image is being used in millions of dollars' worth of ads by an AIPAC-linked group.
A pro-Israel group linked to AIPAC has spent millions on ads featuring former President Barack Obama in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, despite his absence from endorsing a candidate. The campaign aims to boost Rep. Haley Stevens' chances but may have created confusion among voters. Obama's endorsement could carry significant weight in the state, particularly given its history of supporting Israel. The spending is part of a larger effort to sway undecided voters.
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