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US judge blocks taxpayer-funded ads glorifying Trump after bipartisan backlash

Manhattan-based US District Judge Jennifer Rochon temporarily barred the advertisements after plaintiffs including watchdog group Common Cause brought a lawsuit alleging the ads were political propaganda designed to help Republican candidates in the November 3 midterm elections not public service announcements

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