Trump defends taxpayer-funded ads: ‘I’m promoting the country’
President Donald Trump defended the legality of his controversial advertisements promoting himself by stating he is not on the ballot for the November election, and therefore the ads are not political or in violation of federal law. He emphasized that he is not running for office and does not discuss others in these ads. The article also includes promotional content about Washington Examiner’s subscription options, urging readers too subscribe for full access to news and analysis, along with login information for existing members.
President Donald Trump defended the legality of the controversial advertisements promoting himself by saying that he is not on the ballot in November, as critics claims they are political in nature and could violate federal law.
“Well, I’m not running for office,” Trump said in his first comments addressing the ads. “So, the ads are, you know, given by me, but I’m not running for office, and I don’t talk about anybody.”
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