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The crypto lobby has now spent about $95 million on one guy. $40 million to beat Sherrod Brown in 2024. More than $55 million this year to stop his comeback. Brown is going back…

Scott Melker
Published: 2026-11-04 12:31 UTC
Collected: 2026-11-04 12:44 UTC
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The crypto lobby has now spent about $95 million on one guy. $40 million to beat Sherrod Brown in 2024. More than $55 million this year to stop his comeback. Brown is going back to the Senate. …

The crypto lobby has now spent about $95 million on one guy. $40 million to beat Sherrod Brown in 2024. More than $55 million this year to stop his comeback. Brown is going back to the Senate. Expensive lesson.

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