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Trump, taxpayers. tv ads

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New Trump-focused "Love Me" ad campaign paid for by taxpayers hits airwaves
Ads promoting President Trump and paid for by American taxpayers are now airing on network and national cable.

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Taxpayer-funded pro-Trump TV ad campaign grows with new spot, wider reach
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White House Defends Pro-Trump TV Ads Paid for by US Taxpayers
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Pro-Trump TV ad paid for by US government continues airing with higher spend
A U.S. government-funded TV advertisement promoting President Donald Trump alongside common Republican political talking points aired for a third straight day Friday with expanded spending and reach, ...

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New Trump ad ‘paid for by the U.S. government’ released
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Is the Trump administration's campaign-style ad on Fox News taxpayer-funded?

Trump, Love Me and public funds

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'Love me': White House airs government-funded ad praising Trump
With the midterm elections approaching, the White House is airing a new TV ad promoting President Donald Trump and his policies that says it is “Paid for by the U.S. Government.”

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Trump uses public funds for 'Love me' ad that promotes himself
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Trump ad airing with government funding despite law against 'propaganda'
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Make Your Speech: Students invited to share their vision for America

Union, along with USA TODAY and SUNN, invite students in grades 5-12 to submit a video of their inaugural address for a chance at cash.
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Make Your Speech invites NJ students to share a vision for America

Make Your Speech, a contest organized by USA TODAY, invites students in Grades 5-12 to submit a video of an inaugural speech as president of the USA.
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