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First reported by The Guardian US (Lean left); 19 outlets over 28h. The right followed 1h later.
The Guardian US · +1h Associated Press · +1h The Washington Times · +2h CNBC · +6h The Hill · +8h NBC News · +14h Common Dreams · +15h Straight Arrow News · +16h Time · +19h Newsweek · +21h Mother Jones · +21h ABC News · +23h RealClearPolitics · +24h Reason · +24h New York Post · +25h Washington Examiner · +26h The Atlantic · +26h Vox · +28h CBS News
A new, taxpayer-funded ad campaign glorifying President Trump is facing bipartisan backlash. Former RNC communications director Doug Heye and Democratic strategist Hyma Moore join "The Takeout" to discuss.
Watch at youtube.com →Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) told reporters Monday that while he likes President Trump’s new ads pledging to “cast out the communists, Marxists and fascists,” they “shouldn’t be paid for by taxpayer dollars.” Thune warned Trump about using taxpayer money for ads that resemble the…
Read at thehill.com →Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) sounded off on how senators use artificial intelligence on Tuesday, saying there is a version of ChatGPT specifically for the upper chamber. “The Senate has a version of Chat[GPT]. It’s a special Senate version of ChatGPT,” Kennedy told TMZ DC on Monday.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →The White House has spent days fiercely defending three taxpayer-funded advertisements that glorify President Donald Trump and are nearing at least $1.5 million in public spending, calling them public service announcements like those used in past administrations.
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