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Army Veteran Jessica Killin Launches TV Ads, “Works For” and “Rules”

Ads Highlight Killin’s Commitment to Government Reforms and Crank’s Commitment to Serving Himself

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COLORADO SPRINGS, COToday, Jessica Killin’s campaign for Colorado’s 5th Congressional District launched its fifth and sixth general election TV ads, “Works For” and “Rules”. The ads are part of a significant paid media strategy from Killin that will air across El Paso County. 

“Works For” highlights Jeff Crank’s 30-year history as a political insider who made millions working for special interest groups. Once in Congress, Crank secured a special waiver allowing him to take gifts from lobbyists without disclosing them while refusing to host in-person town halls with the people he is supposed to represent. 

“Rules” highlights Killin’s commitment to changing the rules of Washington by banning dark money, congressional stock trading, and members from becoming lobbyists - while Crank secured a special waiver to make sure Congressional ethics rules didn’t apply to him.

Fourth-generation Coloradan and Army Veteran Jessica Killin said, “Washington is not working for El Paso County, and Jeff Crank embodies exactly what’s wrong with Washington. I’ll fight for stronger ethics rules, including banning congressional stock trading and overturning Citizens United. Crank wants exceptions for himself – he even secured a waiver that let him avoid disclosing gifts from lobbyists. El Paso County deserves a representative who will put constituents first, not Washington insiders.”

“Works for” transcript:

Look at Jeff Crank’s career, and it’s pretty clear who he works for. 

Thirty years as a political insider, working for special interests, making millions. 

Then Crank gets to Congress and asks for a special waiver allowing him to take gifts from his lobbyist buddies behind closed doors. 

Town halls with you? Crank won’t hold them. 

Gifts from lobbyists? He wants a special exemption. 

Jeff Crank went to Washington to serve himself, not El Paso County. 

I’m Jessica Killin, and I approve this message. 

“Rules” transcript:

Army Veteran Jessica Killin says Washington’s rules need to change. 

Ban dark money and congressional stock trading

Stop politicians from becoming lobbyists. 

And pass term limits. 

Jeff Crank spent thirty years as a political insider. 

A corporate lobbyist who then ran a dark money super PAC.

Once elected, Crank asked House Ethics for a waiver, allowing him to take lobbyist gifts without disclosing them. 

Killin wants tougher rules. 

Crank doesn’t think they apply to him.

I’m Jessica Killin, and I approve this message.

About Jessica Killin

A proud fourth-generation Coloradan, Jessica Killin’s life has been shaped by a commitment to service and a deep love for her state and country. Raised in Colorado Springs by public school educators, she learned early the values of hard work and community. After graduating from Falcon High School, Jessica earned an ROTC scholarship and served as a Captain in the U.S. Army, leading soldiers as a Military Police Officer overseas. She has since dedicated her career to improving the livelihoods of all Americans, including over a decade at USAA where she worked to protect military families during the 2008 financial crisis, streamline VA home loans, and help servicemembers avoid predatory lenders. Jessica is an Army veteran, public servant, and a devoted mother in a blended family with her husband, Raj, and three children.

To learn more about Jessica Killin and her campaign, please visit killinforcolorado.com and follow her on Instagram, X, and Facebook.

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