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Michael Faris for U.S. Senate US Inactive

MIKE FARIS FOR U.S. SENATE

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Snake on the Table

SNAKE 97: Michael Faris on Corrupt Judges, Abortion, Foreign Aid, Welfare States, and More!

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SNAKE 97: Michael Faris on Corrupt Judges, Abortion, Foreign Aid, Welfare States, and More! In this special edition of Snake on the Table, Tanner and Jerry sit down with Michael Ferris for a wide-ranging conversation about the state of our nation and the kind of men it will take to confront it. We gave him room to speak, and he did. He talked about corrupt judges, the rot in the judiciary, abortion and the need to defend the unborn without compromise, election integrity, voter ID, dirty voter rolls, the surveillance state, welfare dependency, EBT abuse, and the broader corruption that keeps ordinary citizens from being honestly represented. What follows is not a polished, consultant-crafted performance. It is a raw, direct conversation with a man convinced that the system is broken and that cowardice will not fix it. https://youtu.be/dC8SFYDfJVQ?si=urQ6JTHr1rs2Arxo

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Performance proxies

Overall score40.4/100
Spend / Reach / Long. / Eff.29.2 · 68.1 · 1.1 · 63.4
Spend rangeUSD 700–799
Impressions40,000 – 44,999
CPM (≈ $/1k impr)USD 17.64
Est. audience size100,001 – 500,000
Days live5 (2026-04-24 → 2026-04-29)
Created2026-04-24
Creative variants1 body · 1 headline
Platformsfacebook, instagram
Languagesen
CandidateKY — Michael Faris
Surfaced by“senate:Michael Faris”

🧠 AI analysis

Issuedemocracy elections
Framingpositive candidate
Message typeawareness
Emotional appealanger
Production tiersemi pro
Who picturedcandidate, diverse crowd
Symbolsnone
Call to actionlearn more
Standout elementBold red 'SNAKE #97' title overlaid on a podcast thumbnail featuring the bearded candidate against a crowd backdrop
TacticThe ad leverages a podcast interview format to project authenticity and give the candidate extended unfiltered speaking time, appealing to populist distrust of institutions.

Where it ran (delivery by region)

Kentucky94.6%
Ohio1.4%
Florida0.7%
Tennessee0.4%
Indiana0.3%
Texas0.2%
West Virginia0.2%

Who saw it (delivery)

18-24 · female 0.4%
45-54 · male 7.1%
65+ · male 27.2%
65+ · female 29.3%
55-64 · unknown 0.2%
55-64 · male 12.2%
55-64 · female 9.3%
45-54 · unknown 0.0%
45-54 · female 3.7%
18-24 · male 0.8%
35-44 · unknown 0.0%
35-44 · male 4.4%
35-44 · female 1.7%
25-34 · unknown 0.0%
25-34 · male 2.4%
25-34 · female 0.9%
18-24 · unknown 0.0%
65+ · unknown 0.4%

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