A federal judge on Wednesday extended a temporary block on the Trump administration’s controversial ad campaign featuring President Trump until after the midterms. A temporary restraining order issued Sunday, which required the administration to stop airing the commercials and cancel any remaining ad placements, is now in effect until Nov. 8, U.S. District Judge Jennifer…
Judge extends block on taxpayer-funded Trump ads until after midterms
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