And if political advertising is any indication, candidates appear to be embracing both messages with
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And if political advertising is any indication, candidates appear to be embracing both messages with nearly equal fervor.
Data compiled by CMAG Kantar Media on all political ads run so far this year show that a pro-Trump message is the
most common element of GOP ads. Next in line? Mentions of the tax cut Republicans pushed through Congress last year.
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