Trump-linked Super PAC spends $8M on Tom Suozzi attack ads to boost GOP rival Mike LiPetri
A Trump-aligned Super PAC is spending nearly $8 million to help Republican challenger Mike LiPetri in his bid to topple Long Island Democratic Rep.Tom Suozzi, sources told The Post.The No Going Back PAC has bought $5.7 million in TV ads over a three-week period, according to a review of TV ad buying from both Democratic and Republican sources.“Tom Suozzi voted against banning congressional insider trading because he’s made over $10 million dollars trading stocks in Washington,” the 30-second anti-Suozzi TV advertisement claims.“Tom Suozzi serves himself.
Mike LiPetri will serve New York by banning politicians from insider trading and holding Congress accountable,” the ad says.No Going Back is an offshoot of the Trump Super PAC Make America Great Again or MAGA Inc.The group is spending another $2 million in direct mail targeting households in New York’s 3rd Congressional District, which spans Nassau County’s North Shore and parts of Queens and Suffolk counties, according to records filed with the Federal Election Commission.In total, Republicans are spending nearly $8.5 million on TV ads targeting Suozzi when including ads paid for by the Congressional Leadership Fund/House GOP political action committee, the National Republican Congressional Committee, and the LiPetri campaign, the Suozzi camp said.Suozzi campaign senior advisor Kim Devlin slammed the pointed stocks ad against the congressman.“Tom Suozzi has not purchased a single stock since he returned to Congress in January of 2025,” Devlin said.“Mike LiPetri is being bankrolled by President Trump, who has traded more securities than every member of Congress combined since he returned to office,” added the Suozzi rep.“This is not only desperate but the height of hypocrisy.”It’s a rematch between LiPetri, a former state assemblyman, and Suozzi, a former Nassau County executive serving a second stint in the House of Representatives.Suozzi gave up his House seat to run for governor in 2...