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Watch PAF’s founder Joe Jacobson talk with Fred Wellman on the state of Democratic politics.

Watch PAF’s Founder Joe Jacobson on The Shrinking Trump Podcast talking about the effectiveness of our viral ads.

Watch PAF Founder Joe Jacobson talk about Elon Musk and USAID.

Watch PAF Founder Joe Jacobson talk about the new DNC Chair

A sweeping executive action sowing confusion across the nation. The cry of “Wait, he can’t do that!” from constitutional lawyers and the political opposition. A swift ruling from a federal judge temporarily restoring trillions of dollars in federal assistance programs that have now been thrust into legal limbo. Welcome to a Tuesday in the new

In a revealing discussion on political strategy, Matt Lewis interviews Joe Jacobson, the founder of Progress Action Fund, a Democratic Super PAC that champions the provocative motto, “When Republicans go low, we go lower.” Jacobson advocates for Democrats adopting a more aggressive, relatable communication style, akin to Donald Trump’s, to resonate with everyday Americans. Key

With the election for the chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee approaching, it is clear, now more than ever, that the Democratic Party does not understand the average American. Whether it was arrogance, ignorance or self-righteousness, the Democratic Party failed to understand what President Trump sees as clear as day: the American people despise politics. The evidence

Watch Joe Jacobson on The Saturday Agenda on Newsmax talk about Joe Biden’s legacy.

Read the latest op-ed by our founder Joe Jacobson In 2020, I founded a PAC called Progress Action Fund with one mission: win. Georgia was ripe for mobilization during that election, yet DC strategists overlooked the state in favor of more traditional battlegrounds. Many still relied on outdated approaches, clinging to the Obama playbook of big data

We’ll know soon enough who won the 2024 general elections for president, Congress and other important positions. But we don’t have to wait a second longer to find out this year’s FactCheck Award winners. On Election Day, we take a (short) break from the serious work of fact-checking to highlight unusual political ads from the