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GOP super PAC aims ads at Bryce

September 18, 2018 By Bob Hague

A Republican super PAC aligned with House Speaker Paul Ryan has released two ads targeting the Democrat running for Ryan’s seat — including one that features the candidate’s brother. Randy Bryce is running against Republican Bryan Steil to replace Ryan in the 1st Congressional District. The Congressional Leadership Fund has reserved $1.5 million for the campaign.

One ad, released on Monday, focuses on Bryce’s arrest record. The union iron worker’s arrests include drunken driving in 1998, three times for driving on a suspended license, and 2011 and again this year, for protesting Republican policies. He’s apologized for the drunk driving arrest.

.@IronStache has spent his life breaking the law and supports extreme, liberal policies that undermine law enforcement. #WI01 families deserve better than repeat offender Randy Bryce. https://t.co/nmv2QOAgwb pic.twitter.com/i3tu02w9gm

— Congressional Leadership Fund (@CLFSuperPAC) September 17, 2018

Bryce’s campaign called the ad a “desperate attack by Paul Ryan and his billionaire buddies.”

The ad released on Tuesday has police officer James Bryce talking about attending the funerals of officers slain in the line of duty. “I don’t think people want to be represented by someone who’s shown contempt for those in law enforcement. That’s one of the many reasons why I’m voting for Bryan Steil for Congress.”

New ad in #WI01 features Randy Bryce’s brother detailing why he is voting for Bryan Steil for Congress. https://t.co/hAowILqHUY pic.twitter.com/On3IgRG89N

— Congressional Leadership Fund (@CLFSuperPAC) September 18, 2018

A spokeswoman said Randy Bryce “has a deep respect for law enforcement officers, including his brother, even when they have political disagreements.”

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