Creative angle
Right now, Americans have thousands of credit card options, all with equal strong security.
Electronic Payments Coalition: Stop Durbin's Credit Card Plan
ActiveElectronic Payments Coalition advertising observed across this podcast campaign.
Jul 7, 2026
First seen
Jul 18, 2026
Last seen
8
Reads
1
Shows
1
Active months
1:03
Avg. length
13-week activity
Public campaign reads by observed week
2
3
3
Renewal signals
30 dayNo
60 dayPending
90 dayPending
Promo-code persistence
No recurring promo code was observed.
Shows
Where the campaign appeared
Placements
mid-roll8
Categories
News8
Representative reads
Examples across the campaignExample transcript
The read that best represents this campaign's recurring script
Mark Levin Podcast·7/6/26 - Do Americans Even Care About Liberty Anymore? Mark Levin's Answer Will Disturb You
Est. value ~$240range $36–$1.7K
With Donald Trump back in office, one of his biggest adversaries, top Democrat Dick Durbin of Chicago is leading the charge to derail President Trump's agenda at every turn. And now Durbin has a new scheme, a government takeover of your credit card. Right now, Americans have thousands of credit card options, all with equal strong security. But Senator Durbin's plan could result in less security. That means more risk for your credit, your identity, and your financial future. Durbin's bill isn't about helping consumers. It's a giveaway to corporate megastores. which could shift costs onto you while putting your rewards and fraud protections in jeopardy. We've seen Durbin's failed policies before. His last big banking regulation backfired, leading to higher costs and fewer benefits for American families. Tell Republican senators, stop Durbin's government takeover of your credit card before it's too late. Learn more at GuardYourCar.com. That's GuardYourCar.com. Paid for by the Electronic Payments Coalition.
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