Jack Schlossberg launches first campaign ad featuring Nancy Pelosi endorsement for NYC House seat
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Updated · The New York Times · Apr 29
Jack Schlossberg launches first campaign ad featuring Nancy Pelosi endorsement for NYC House seat
9 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Apr 29
The 33-year-old grandson of John F. Kennedy debuts a 30-second paid ad with Pelosi, 86, supporting his bid in Manhattan’s 12th District.
Pelosi praises Schlossberg’s sense of duty and energy, urging voters to support him in the high-profile June Democratic primary against more experienced opponents.
Schlossberg is among the first candidates to spend on paid media, while super PACs backed by A.I. firms and Michael Bloomberg have already invested millions to influence the race.
Without super PAC funds, how can a candidate compete against million-dollar ad buys?
Can a Kennedy scion win by both embracing and rejecting the political establishment?
Can an 'old guard' endorsement win over voters for a new-generation candidate?
How does a candidate's social media fame translate into actual political power?
As AI super PACs flood a local race, what does it mean for voters?
In an era of deep distrust, can a famous name restore voters' faith?