US FCC chair says government ads featuring Trump do not raise concerns
Critics say the three ads resemble campaign spots and may use $20 million in Homeland Security funds to promote Trump before the midterms.
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FCC Chairman Doesn’t See Need to Review Trump Ads
“The chairman of the FCC on Wednesday dismissed concerns about the White House use of taxpayer money to pay for a series of ads promoting President Donald Trump,” Deadline reports. Said FCC Chairman Brendan Carr: “I don’t think there’s anything unique or different about it, other than being a normal PSA, the types of PSAs […]
FCC Chairman Doesn't See Need For Review Of Airing Of Trump Ads
The chairman of the FCC dismissed concerns about the White House use of taxpayer money to pay for a series of ads promoting President Donald Trump. Noting that the administration has defended the spots as public service announcements “that you see all the time,” Carr said “I don’t think there’s anything unique or different about it, other than being a normal PSA, the types of PSAs that the government naturally and normally runs.” The spots beg…
US FCC chair addresses concerns over Trump-featured government ads
On Wednesday, the chair of the Federal Communications Commission said that tax-payer funded television ads featuring Donald Trump are permissible and do not raise regulatory red flags. According to...
US FCC chair says government ads featuring Trump do not raise concerns
By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, Sept 30 (Reuters) - The chair of the Federal Communications Commission said on Wednesday that taxpayer-funded television ads featuring President Donald Trump are not improper and do not raise any red flags. Democratic l...
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