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Pro-MAGA radio host Jesse Kelly accused Republicans of committing malpractice by sitting on campaign cash with the midterm elections roughly 10 weeks away.<\/p>\n

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Kelly made the charge on the Aug. 24 broadcast of “The Jesse Kelly Show,” adding in a post on X that he felt the GOP seems to be waving the white flag.<\/p>\n

The radio host sourced his outrage to a conversation with President Donald Trump’s former press secretary Sean Spicer.<\/p>\n

“Why are we not unloading all this money? What are we saving the money for? Are we saving it for 2028? What has happened? This is malpractice,” Kelly said.<\/p>\n

“Sean Spicer told me the GOP is sitting on a gargantuan amount of money \u2014 a gigantic amount of money. We are 70, 71 days, something like that, away from the election, and they’re not spending it,” the host said.<\/p>\n

“Same thing’s happening in Michigan. Same thing’s happening in North Carolina. Same thing’s happening in Georgia.”<\/p>\n

Federal filings show a version of what Spicer described, the Election Law Blog reported.<\/p>\n

Trump’s MAGA Inc. super PAC held nearly $404 million at the end of July, Bloomberg reported. It spent nothing that month to help Republican candidates.<\/p>\n

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Its outlays went instead to consulting fees, bank charges, credit card payments and an event photographer, according to those filings.<\/p>\n

Texas shows the gap, the Texas Tribune reported. Democratic state Rep. James Talarico has spent more than $25 million on advertising since late May. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton spent $119,000. The race is deadlocked, according to Emerson College Polling, which found Paxton at 47% and Talarico at 46%.<\/p>\n

The super PAC did spend once this month, the Washington Times reported, but not on a battleground.<\/p>\n

MAGA Inc. put nearly $830,000 behind Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC) on the last day of a Republican primary runoff, the Washington Times reported. It was the group’s first major outlay since November 2025.<\/p>\n

Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC), who lost that runoff, accused outside PACs of spending $8 million against him, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency reported.<\/p>\n

“Brings me back to our discussion about Jared Kushner meeting with Hakeem Jeffries, already trying to hash out some common ground. Are we already giving up on November?” Kelly said.<\/p>\n

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