Raney's public message identifies campaign themes, but not the producer or exact broadcast creative

The PAC's own website links Facebook page IdahoansAgainstExtremism. The public page displayed a post dated May 21 headed as a message from chair Gary Raney. After expanding See more, the post described the PAC's campaign work: highlighting support for law enforcement and the rule of law, candidates' associations with Ammon Bundy, votes on Benji's Law, and Idaho State Police staffing/pay concerns. It claimed successes involving Reinke, Requa, Swensen, Vollmer, Guthrie and Veile. These are the PAC's self-described priorities and assessments, not independently verified candidate characterizations or causation of election outcomes. The surrounding election references indicate the 2026 primary; the displayed date itself omitted the year. This provides search themes for creative/invoice comparison, not an identification of which theme belongs to CPMDAPI26005H. The post does not name Redbird, Cothren or an ad producer. Facebook's ordinary About page errored; a menu action prompted login, which was not pursued. Meta's separate public Ad Library found the same advertiser (page ID 104770455544627), but returned no matching ads with US political/issue category after removing the Active-only filter; About in Ad Library errored. That scoped negative result is not evidence that the PAC never bought Meta ads, removed records, or evaded disclosure.