A new Republican "super" political committee wants to woo younger voters who supported President Barack Obama four years ago.
Starting Monday, the Crossroads Generation super PAC will spend $50,000 on online ads aimed at under-30 Americans facing crippling debt and bleak unemployment prospects.
The new group is supported in part by American Crossroads, which has raised $100 million so far to beat Obama in November.
For his part, Obama has pushed for keeping interest rates low on student loans. That comes as some estimate student loan debt in the United States has reached $1 trillion.
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