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Shortly after generating controversy by joking about attending a public hanging, Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) — who is locked in a run-off race with Democratic challenger Mike Espy — reported 17 new contributions totaling $65,700.

Google’s PAC was one of the contributors, giving $5,000 to Hyde-Smith’s campaign, according to an FEC report filed Tuesday. It’s the first contribution the PAC has given to Hyde-Smith’s campaign so far, but Google says it was made far before her controversial remark.


Shortly after generating controversy by joking about attending a public hanging, Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) — who is locked in a run-off race with Democratic challenger Mike Espy — reported 17 new contributions totaling $65,700.

Google’s PAC was one of the contributors, giving $5,000 to Hyde-Smith’s campaign, according to an FEC report filed Tuesday. It’s the first contribution the PAC has given to Hyde-Smith’s campaign so far, but Google says it was made far before her controversial remark.


Shortly after generating controversy by joking about attending a public hanging, Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) — who is locked in a run-off race with Democratic challenger Mike Espy — reported 17 new contributions totaling $65,700.

Google’s PAC was one of the contributors, giving $5,000 to Hyde-Smith’s campaign, according to an FEC report filed Tuesday. It’s the first contribution the PAC has given to Hyde-Smith’s campaign so far, but Google says it was made far before her controversial remark.


Shortly after generating controversy by joking about attending a public hanging, Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) — who is locked in a run-off race with Democratic challenger Mike Espy — reported 17 new contributions totaling $65,700.

Google’s PAC was one of the contributors, giving $5,000 to Hyde-Smith’s campaign, according to an FEC report filed Tuesday. It’s the first contribution the PAC has given to Hyde-Smith’s campaign so far, but Google says it was made far before her controversial remark.


Shortly after generating controversy by joking about attending a public hanging, Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) — who is locked in a run-off race with Democratic challenger Mike Espy — reported 17 new contributions totaling $65,700.

Google’s PAC was one of the contributors, giving $5,000 to Hyde-Smith’s campaign, according to an FEC report filed Tuesday. It’s the first contribution the PAC has given to Hyde-Smith’s campaign so far, but Google says it was made far before her controversial remark.