Trump states Super Pac will pay for taxpayer-funded ads that sparked outcry
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President’s U-turn comes following Democrats and Republicans condemned use of tax dollars for pro-Trump ads Donald Trump stated on Monday he would pay for taxpayer-funded, pro-Trump ads “with money I raised for MAGA, Inc.”, a political action committee, following the television advertisements glorifying himself sparked a major backlash. The report also notes that In a social media post, Trump characterized the ads, which cost at least $1.5m in federal funds, as “a positive promotion for our Great U.S.A.” and called them “a rather standard thing to do”.
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