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The White House calls them public service announcements - like those used in past administrations. Almost everyone else doesn't agree, with three taxpayer-funde…
The White House calls them public service announcements - like those used in past administrations. Almost everyone else doesn't agree, with three taxpayer-funded advertisements that glorify President Donald Trump drawing criticism from across the partisan divide. Legal experts say the ads violate federal laws on government propaganda, as France 24's Emerald Maxwell explains in this edition of Truth or Fake.
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@@lizbethfarrel5425Imported1mo ago
Yes. Cannot use taxpayer funds for partisan campaign. But look at who we are dealing with.
@@Mac-ix4qpImported1mo ago
Socialism for Billionaires.
@@matthewcunningham5069Imported1mo ago
He has as much respect for the law writ large as he has respect for a child’s lack of consent to being assaulted sexually.
@@Evan-k3q8pImported1mo ago
He knows it’s illegal , he also knows there will never be consequences. He also knows no institution or person has the balls to do anything either! So why would he care !
@@DominicPazImported1mo ago
If this shocks you, you're not going to believe what the CBC have been getting away with in Canada, just blatantly running government propaganda as if it were news.
@@elettnerImported1mo ago
Yes. He is using taxpayers money to run an add for his political party. This is illegal. But everything he does is illegal and there are no repercussions yet. Hopefully, it will change sooner than later.
@@lairddougal3833Imported1mo ago
It seems to be an international phenomenon. Media seem incapable of calling a spade a spade. So many things are treated as if they were open questions. There are laws. They are easily researched. Trump’s offer of $5K if people vote Republican, for example, is a plain violation of US criminal statutes. His use of tax payer funds for electoral purposes is also a breach of US electoral law. Instead what we get with media is “ooh, maybe this and perhaps that.” I get that media doesn’t want to reflect bias (let’s assume that’s the motivation) but a failure to call behaviour out when it is at least prima facie illegal is also biased. Do your jobs.
The White House calls them public service announcements - like those used in past administrations. Almost everyone else doesn't agree, with three taxpayer-funded advertisements that glorify President Donald Trump drawing criticism from across the partisan divide. Legal experts say the ads violate federal laws on government propaganda, as France 24's Emerald Maxwell explains in this edition of Truth or Fake.
🔔 Subscribe to France 24 now: https://f24.my/YTen
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🌍 Read the latest International News and Top Stories: https://www.france24.com/en/
Like us on Facebook: https://f24.my/FBen
Follow us on X: https://f24.my/Xen
Bluesky: https://f24.my/BSen and Threads: https://f24.my/THen
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Discover our TikTok videos: https://f24.my/TKen
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