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Are Trump’s TV Ads Legal?

By Evan Spear, Surya Gowda, James P. Sutton, Ross Anderson · Oct 2, 2026, 5:30 AM CDT

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The article lacks any details, evidence, or sources regarding the legal status of Trump’s TV advertisements, as well as any information about the other topics mentioned in the headline.

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