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Trump Launches Election Ads Through Securing American Greatness

Trump Launches Election Ads Through Securing American Greatness

President Donald Trump arrived at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on Sunday, August 16, 2026. The nonprofit arm associated with Trump’s super PAC, MAGA Inc., known as Securing American Greatness, started releasing its initial batch of general election advertisements.

The ads feature Trump prominently and are part of a national campaign. According to AdImpact, a political intelligence firm, the group has allocated $995,000 from Wednesday onwards for this purpose.

While one of the advertisements briefly mentions the One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed by Congress, the primary focus remains on Trump’s agenda. One commercial includes UFC President Dana White, a Trump supporter, commending Trump along with segments of his State of the Union address from earlier this year, accompanied by various visuals of Trump.

Another 30-second advertisement highlights the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, emphasizing provisions such as the elimination of taxes on tips, overtime pay, and social security. Trump is also heard discussing egg price reductions, initiatives for lowering prescription drug costs, and urging major companies to manage their own power expenses. The ad’s narrator asserts, “He’s fighting for you every day. Help him finish the job.”

These advertisements come amid Republican concerns about Trump’s limited financial contribution to safeguard the party’s slim congressional majority. Nevertheless, Trump has indicated that he plans to increase spending before the midterm elections.

Last month, MAGA Inc. spent over $827,000 to back Senator Darline Graham (R-S.C.) during her primary runoff. Trump mentioned to reporters before a campaign rally for Graham that he has raised approximately $850 million. He assured, “I’ll be spending a lot of that money for — and my own money — but I’ll be spending a lot of that money for candidates that I think are good, Republican candidates.”

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