NYT: Bipartisan Group of Ex-Senators to Run Ads Against Iran Deal

A bipartisan group of former senators and veterans is unveiling a multimillion advertising campaign aimed at derailing President Obama’s nuclear agreement with Iran.

American Security Initiative, which was founded by former Senators Norm Coleman of Minnesota, Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, Evan Bayh of Indiana and Saxby Chambliss of Georgia, is spending $6.2 million to blanket the airwaves in nine states. The investment is being made in conjunction with a group called Veterans Against the Deal, which has already been airing ads, and the campaign will run through early September. Mr. Coleman and Mr. Chambliss are Republicans; Mr. Lieberman and Mr. Bayh are Democrats.

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