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Trump ad airs with government funding despite law against âpropagandaâ (opens the original)
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A television ad promoting President Donald Trump began airing on cable Wednesday saying it was paid for by the U.S. government, despite a federal prohibition on using taxpayer dollars for âpublicity or propaganda.â The ad is similar to spots released earlier by the nonprofit arm of Trumpâs political operation to promote his record in the midterms campaign. But this one includes a tag reading, âPaid for by the U.S. Government.â Since the 1950s, annual appropriations legislation - includ
Trump ad airing with government funding despite law against âpropagandaâ (opens the original)
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A television ad promoting President Donald Trump began airing on cable Wednesday saying it was paid for by the U.S. government, despite a federal prohibition on using taxpayer dollars for âpublicity or propaganda.â The ad is similar to spots released earlier by the nonprofit arm of Trumpâs political operation to promote his record in the midterms campaign. But this one includes a tag reading, âPaid for by the U.S. Government.â Since the 1950s, annual appropriations legislation â incl
Trump Jr. wedding celebrations were sponsored by powerful Russian businessperson (opens the original)
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Some of the festivities for Donald Trump Jr.âs intimate wedding celebration on two private Bahamian islands in May were paid for by a wealthy Russian who does business with the state. Umar Kremlev is the president of the International Boxing Association, a Switzerland-based sports league financed by Russian state energy giant Gazprom. He recently accompanied Russian President Vladimir Putin on a delegation to China, and he is under Ukrainian sanctions that describe him as a âclose friend of
4 takeaways from the GOP midterm convention (opens the original)
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Republicans held their first-ever midterm convention because President Donald Trump wanted to. The two-day rally/telethon put his personality and policies at the center of the partyâs campaign pitch, coalescing around a line of attack on Democrats as extreme. âThe Democrats are getting nervous - they said that if we did a midterm convention, nobody would show up,â Trump said at the end of the second night, to an arena whose highest decks were bare. âThis place is packed. It was packed la
Surprise nominees, candidate scandals scramble the battle for Congress (opens the original)
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The final stretch of primary season has scrambled the battle for Congress, as scandals, insurgent victories, and votersâ rejection of party leadersâ preferred candidates reshape a small but critical set of races. Democratsâ path to a Senate majority narrowed with the triumph of progressive insurgent Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, whom polls show faring worse against former Rep. Mike Rogers (R) than his primary rival. Republicans suffered their own setbacks as a Trump-endorsed congressional ca
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