Three taxpayer-funded advertisements featuring President Donald Trump have cost over $1.4 million and drawn criticism from legal experts and some Republicans, who say they violate federal propaganda laws. The White House calls them public service announcements reminding American…
Taxpayer-Funded Trump Ads Draw Legal Scrutiny as White House Defends 'Patriotic' Spots
Three taxpayer-funded advertisements featuring President Donald Trump have cost over $1.4 million and drawn criticism from legal experts and some Republicans, who say they violate federal propaganda laws. The White House calls them public service announcements reminding Americans to love their country.
Taxpayer-funded Trump ads violate laws against propaganda, experts say. The White House calls them a ‘reminder for Americans to love their country’ · Public domain · rights
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