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3:43Now PlayingDonald Trump's embarrassing reality exposed by political operative revealing thousands of campaign dollars are being consistently spent to run ads in Mar-a-Lago in a clear effort to boost Trump's ego, as was done while he was in the White House. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report.
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Trump Spends Thousands of Campaign Dollars to Run His Own Ads at MarALago
"Former President Donald Trump’s campaign has spent tens of thousands of dollars on ad buys in his own home state. Actually, in his own home.
The Bulwark’s Sam Stein reported on Monday that a small but notable portion of Trump’s campaign spending went towards making sure the candidate sees his own political ads while he’s watching TV at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida:
The South Florida expense is likely to have no impact on the course of the election. Palm Beach County is a Democratic stronghold in a Republican state that Trump has little chance of losing. But Trump’s staff is at some risk of incurring his wrath if he — and his Palm Beach pals — don’t see his ads at Mar-a-Lago, a factor that insiders say compelled the purchase.
While Florida is not exactly at play in this general election, a Trump campaign ad had a perfectly simple explanation for why Trump wanted to spend money on ads — $47,000, according to Stein — where he seemingly doesn’t need to campaign too hard:"
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