Republican regrets appearing in ad with Griswold, asks her to pull it before election
Helen Saulnier 
Democrat Secretary of Condition Jena Griswold is defending her choice, lamely, to blow $1 million pounds of taxpayer revenue to advertise herself in a blatantly political Tv set ad just weeks right before ballots are mailed.
Standing beside a former GOP Secretary of Point out in what seems like an endorsement, Griswold is on level with her progressive political messaging with promises that election disinformation is coming to destroy us all.
Her place of work states the million-greenback ad was intended to send a sturdy concept to voters that Colorado’s elections are protected.
And yet the concept we get is that Jena’s priority was to squander a million bucks on self-advertising, somewhat than working with the funds to essentially safe our elections.
Even Wayne Williams, the unwitting Republican who appears along with Jena, is getting uncertainties about his possess judgement in building the ad.
KRDO reports Williams questioned Griswold to pull the advertisement 30 days right before ballots are mailed for the election and Griswold’s workplace has agreed.
Here’s Wayne’s rationalization for his inadequate judgement:
Former SoS Wayne Williams (R) states he stood in @JenaGriswold‘s tax-payer-funded election integrity places prior to the primaries— in aspect since Griswold was managing unopposed. He’s endorsed @AndersonCOSoS, and is inquiring it not operate close to election day. @KRDONC13 #copolitics pic.twitter.com/MhFYnrio0S
— Spencer Soicher KRDO (@spencersoicher) August 17, 2022
A marketing campaign finance grievance has now been filed in opposition to Griswold, and Anderson is circulating a petition telling the Democrat to pull the taxpayer-compensated advert.
“It’s not the information, it’s the messenger.” Anderson adds Coloradans need to not be spending for an ad that functions Griswold so prominently. Griswold’s marketing campaign must be.
“You could use this cash for cyber navigators at the nearby degree to full and close the loop on the stability of our voting programs. Not vainness initiatives for commercials.”
The advertisement will provide as a reminder every time it’s aired that Griswold has rightly gained her horrible standing for politicizing our Secretary of State’s office, and this is how she wastes our tough-attained tax pounds.
