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A recent ad featuring President Trump aired during NFL and college football games, funded by taxpayer dollars, raising concerns about its appropriateness ahead of the midterm elections. Critics argue that the ads violate democratic norms and lack a connection to official government business, while the White House defends them as public service announcements.
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A recent ad featuring President Trump aired during NFL and college football games, funded by taxpayer dollars, raising concerns about its appropriateness ahead of the midterm elections. Critics argue that the ads violate democratic norms and lack a connection to official government business, while the White House defends them as public service announcements.
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