A change has been announced regarding funding for promotional ads. Previously, taxpayer funds were being used to pay for a pro-Trump ad campaign ahead of the midterm elections.
This funding approach will no longer be used. Instead, a super PAC will now cover the costs of these ads.
Further details about this development are available from the source, which reports that the shift in funding is a result of a decision made by Trump.
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