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Vance argues pro-Trump campaign ads 'are not partisan'
Vice President Vance said the new pro-President Trump television advertisements are "not partisan" amid criticism from both sides of the aisle. The ads, which cost $20 million of taxpayer money, feature Trump’s voice calling for the defeat of socialism and communism while touting the “largest tax cu
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All three outlets focus on Vance defending the taxpayer-funded Trump ads and reject the partisan label, but CNN is the only one to note that the ads directly promote Trump and began running weeks before the midterm election. The Hill and Newsweek both frame the story more around the criticism and pushback, with The Hill emphasizing criticism from both sides and Newsweek saying Republicans are pushing back.
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