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Crypto Billionaire-Backed PAC Launches Attack Ads Against Boebert

By Drooid · Oct 14, 2026, 2:17 PM UTC · How we work

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Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC launched attack ads against Rep. Lauren Boebert and candidate Anthony Constantino.
The ads cite Boebert’s 2023 Beetlejuice incident and condemn Constantino’s brief “Kill the Police” stickers.
Crypto billionaire Chris Larsen funds the PAC and says the solar industry is “too nice.”
Green groups usually avoid attack ads, but the PAC employs aggressive tactics against opponents.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration’s broad opposition to solar appears to be cracking after subsidy cuts.

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Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC launched attack ads against Rep. Lauren Boebert and candidate Anthony Constantino.
The ads cite Boebert’s 2023 Beetlejuice incident and condemn Constantino’s brief “Kill the Police” stickers.
Crypto billionaire Chris Larsen funds the PAC and says the solar industry is “too nice.”
Green groups usually avoid attack ads, but the PAC employs aggressive tactics against opponents.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration’s broad opposition to solar appears to be cracking after subsidy cuts.