Taxpayers paid $10 million for pro-Trump ads after super PAC funding pledge
Nearly $22 million in taxpayer money went to air pro-Trump ads, including about $10 million after Trump said his super PAC would fund them, NPR reports.
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The government spent about $10 million airing pro-Trump advertisements after President Trump said his super PAC would fund them, according to NPR.
Total taxpayer spending to air the ads reached nearly $22 million, with almost half coming after Trump's funding pledge.
The White House describes the advertisements as public service announcements.
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