President Trump did something rare on Monday evening: he climbed down. Trump announced on social media that a series of TV ads extolling his supposed strengths would no longer be paid for by the government but would instead be funded by him and his main super-PAC. To be sure, Trump admitted no wrongdoing and complained…
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The Memo: Trump changes course on controversial ads, underscoring midterm dangers
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Originally reported by The Hill. Read the full story at the original source.
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