Ted Cruz's Super PAC is an Amplify Relations client
Brian Badera · EP 329: It Costs $500k To Call Everyone in Florida, He's Behind Ted Cruz · Jun 18, 2016 · at 6:45
Brian Badera, founding partner at Amplify Relations, discusses the political campaign clients utilizing the agency's automated telecom and robocall services.
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“Ted Cruz's super PAC is actually a client. So we're doing some of that work.”
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