<p>Senator John Kennedy criticized the White House for expanding a taxpayer-funded advertising campaign that promotes Donald Trump’s political agenda ahead of the November midterm elections. In an interview with CBS News on Sunday, Kennedy stated that there should be a rule against such spending, while also suggesting that it is "probably" illegal.</p><p>Kennedy, a Republican, responded to questions from CBS Face the Nation host Margaret Brennan regarding the White House's decision to air multiple advertisements featuring Trump, including one produced for his 2024 election campaign.</p>
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Senator John Kennedy Criticizes White House for Taxpayer-Funded Trump Advertisements
Senator John Kennedy has expressed concerns over a taxpayer-funded advertising campaign by the White House that promotes Donald Trump's agenda before the midterm elections. He suggested that such spending may be illegal and called for a rule against it.
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