Friday, October 17, 2025

2025's Big Ad Spender: The U.S. Taxpayer

The most expensive political ad campaign of the year is being run by the Department of Homeland Security. ... But it has spent at least $51 million this year on ads thanking President Trump for securing the border, according to AdImpact.

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The most expensive political ad campaign of the year is being run by the Department of Homeland Security, spending at least $51 million on ads thanking President Trump for securing the border.

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-- Axios (@axios.com) Oct 15, 2025 at 10:35 AM

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Republicans are LIARS if they claim they are against big (partisan) government spending, and protecting the middle and working class.

#1 | Posted by moder8 at 2025-10-17 05:35 PM

Those airports airing this nonsense, are subject to the Hatch Act. Penalties can include, removable from job for employees involved, if federal employee reduction in pay grade, barred from federal service for 5 years, suspension, reprimand, and up to $1000. All because the Republicans want to try and hang their albatross around the Democrats necks.

The government shutdown is wholly owned by the Republicans having majority in all three branches of government. The Republicans can end the shutdown anytime they so desire, the nuclear option is there to be used. This shut down they want.

#2 | Posted by BBQ at 2025-10-17 05:52 PM

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