Trump announces end of taxpayer-funded TV ads praising him
Most outlets reported that Trump stated taxpayers would no longer fund TV ads that praised him, noting his initial view of the ads as positive for the U.S. Hum News English added context about the timing, mentioning the ads were to air shortly before the November congressional elections and referencing widespread criticism of the campaign-style spending.
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Trump says taxpayers will no longer pay for TV ads that praised him
WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump on Monday said taxpayers will no longer pay for television ads featuring him shortly before the November congressional elections after widespread criticism of the campaign-style spots. Ethics experts and lawmakers from both parties have criticized the three nationally broadcast ads, which celebrate a "golden age of America," and called for independent invest...
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Trump says taxpayers will no longer pay for TV ads that praised him
In a post on his Truth Social site on Monday, Trump said he considered the ads to be a positive promotion for our Great U.S.A. but that they would no longer be funded by taxpayers.
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