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'Obviously a misuse of funds': Kentucky lawmakers push back on White House ads

Thomas Massie criticized the use of taxpayer funds for ads portraying the president favorably.

'Obviously a misuse of funds': Kentucky lawmakers push back on White House ads
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Kentucky Representatives Morgan McGarvey and Thomas Massie criticized taxpayer-funded White House ads portraying President Donald Trump favorably. The White House calls them public service announcements, while legal experts told the Associated Press that the ads may violate federal laws.

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