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R&B Star Gives Trump White House An Ultimatum Over Song In Controversial Ad

JMSN is the latest artist to contest the unauthorized use of their music by Donald Trump’s administration.

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JD Vance Defends Trump's Taxpayer-Funded Ads as Republicans Push BackThe Vice President says there is nothing unusual going on, the publicly-funded slots are "all part of getting the message out."

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Vance Can't See Anything Partisan About Taxpayer-Funded Pro-Trump AdsWhile the vice president said there was nothing unusual about the PSAs, the commercials featured many of Trump’s go-to attacks on his enemies.

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Republican squirms on CNN when confronted about new Trump ad: 'Not going to defend that'A MAGA congressman who describes himself as a spending “hawk” squirmed on CNN Monday when confronted about the Trump administration's use of taxpayer money to promote the president. The moment came on CNN "News Central" when anchor Boris Sanchez pressed Rep. Tim Moore (R-NC) about the White House allocating $20 million in taxpayer funds for…

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Trump says Super Pac will pay for taxpayer-funded ads that sparked outcryPresident’s U-turn comes after Democrats and Republicans condemned use of tax dollars for pro-Trump ads Donald Trump said on Monday he would pay for taxpayer-funded, pro-Trump ads “with money I raised for MAGA, Inc.”, a political action committee, after the television advertisements glorifying himself sparked a major backlash. In a social media post,…

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Trump won't reimburse government for controversial adsTrump said Monday he would pay for the controversial, taxpayer funded “Patriotic Ads” himself.

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