
President Donald Trump announced that he and his political action committee will cover the cost of controversial television ads that praised him and were previously funded by the U.S. government, following backlash over the ads that aired before the November midterm elections.
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The ads in question had been running in the weeks leading up to the November midterm elections, which would determine whether Republicans maintain control of both chambers of Congress.
President Donald Trump said Monday that he and his political action committee will pay for controversial television ads that praised him and had been funded by the U.S. government.
Trump's announcement came after continued backlash to the ads, which had run in the weeks leading up to November's midterm elections. Those contests will determine whether Trump's fellow Republicans will maintain their majorities in both chambers of Congress.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Trump's PAC will assume financial responsibility for the ads
Very likely · Within days
Government funding for the ads will be discontinued
Very likely · Within days

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