Dems Saddle Up for Ciro

DCCC Does Ad-Buy for Ciro Rodriguez

Having rode late into Ciro Rodriguez's cash-strapped battle against incumbent Henry Bonilla in Congressional District 23, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has, according to Paul Burka, ponied up $154,000 in ad-buys for Rodriguez.

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