Former Trump campaign official says White House likely to be investigated over taxpayer-funded ads
Former Trump campaign officials warn that the White House may face scrutiny over taxpayer-funded advertisements promoting President Donald Trump. A former Trump campaign official told CNN that those responsible for the ads could face legal consequences. He stated, 'These guys are all gonna get subpoenaed. It’s gonna be bad.' Since the ads were released, questions have arisen about the legality of using federal funds for promotional messages featuring Trump. According to CNN, the three Trump ads have cost taxpayers at least $2.5 million in television airtime. The spending is linked to Customs and Border Protection, which received additional funding for this purpose. The White House Office of Management and Budget allocated $20 million to the agency for 'OBBBA commemorative events.' Customs and Border Protection then contracted LMD Agency Inc. for a national media campaign of the same value. The ads include a 'Paid for by the US Government' disclosure, but are deemed public service…
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