DNC targets swing district Republicans with Trump free speech ads

First on the fox – The National Democratic Committee (DNC) launched a new digital advertising campaign that highlights what it described as “continuous attacks on freedom of expression” by President Donald Trump after his comment on comedian Jimmy Kimmel last week.

The sites, which will target a handful of Republicans in the House of Representatives in the swing areas facing difficult elections in the middle of next year, will target the conservative and independent media, including podcasts of the media stars, Joe Rogan and Bin Shapiro, who are very popular among the youth and males.

The campaign comes first with Fox News Digital, following ABC’s move last week to withdraw the Kimmel program late at night Charlie Kerk Anger and threatening veiled by the Federal Communications Committee (FCC).

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Kimmil’s comment raised anger between Democrats and progressive, and even some prominent conservatives, who said that the host late at night was punishable by freedom of expression. Several Republicans responded that Kimmel’s comments indicate that Kerk’s suspect killer was a terrible and false member.

ABC returned Kimmel on Monday and returned his program to Air Night Tuesday, although nearly 60 subordinate stations are owned by the Nextar Media Group and Sinklair Broadcast Progant collection.

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“The American people do not support attacks on freedom of expression, which is why Trump loses support between independent and conservative voters,” DNC argued in a statement. “The Republican base breaks, with Republican personalities including Megyn Kelly, Ted Cruz and Ben Shapiro loudly with management.”

DNC’s announcement of a clip from Trump, during the first week of his second administration, announced, declaring that “on the first day, it signed an executive order to stop all government censorship.”

The narrator on the site later accused that “Trump wants to control what you see so that he can control what you think.”

President Donald Trump speaks to journalists leaving the White House in Washington on Sunday, September 7, 2025. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)

DNC says the campaign, supported by five modest personalities, will target the Congressing areas of Republican actors Rob Witman from Virginia, Jin Kegan’s from Virginia, Brian Fitzpatrick from Pennsylvania, and Tom Ken Junior from New Jersey.

“It is clear that Donald Trump only cares about his critics – and now that voters all over the country and in Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey will hear about him,” DNC claimed.

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Trump and many of his senior allies criticized the long defenders of freedom of expression, the people who have criticized Kirk since the assassination of the conservative activist earlier this month.

The President welcomed the ABC decision to initially withdraw Kimmel from the air indefinitely. Trump also suggested that he behave on broadcasting licenses for networks that, in his opinion, dealt very negatively.

The Chairman of the National Democratic Committee, Ken Martin, addresses the party members at the Summer meeting of DNC on August 25, 2025, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Paul Steinhauser – Fox News)

“The Donald Trump administration has gathered a chilling record in restricting speech, blackmailing private companies, and dropping the full weight of the government control hammer over Americans who simply exercise the first amendment rights,” DNC Martin President DNC ​​Martin said in a statement in favor of Fox News.

Martin claimed that Trump “is trying to silence people. He is non -American, and that Democrats will not defend it.”

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The Republicans and Conservatives, during the departments of Democrats, Barack Obama and Joe Biden, climbed what they considered, the efforts made to freedom of expression were freedom of expression, and to attack Democrats to push it “cancellation of culture.”

Trump and his allies are now defending their latest actions by saying that “the culture of the result” replaces “the cancellation of culture.”

Fox News’ Brian Flood contributed to this report.