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Swing-state billboards use football trash talk to call foul on tariffs

Washington Post Politics Monday 21 September 2026, 20:51 UTC By Dan Simmons 1 min read
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A new ad campaign in seven mostly Midwestern states aims to criticize tariffs using language many voters understand: football trash talk. By Dan Simmons The 7 LIVEA small-business group is targeting gridiron-obsessed states hit hard by the Trump administration’s economic policies.

A new ad campaign in seven mostly Midwestern states aims to criticize tariffs using language many voters understand: football trash talk. By Dan Simmons The 7 LIVEA small-business group is targeting gridiron-obsessed states hit hard by the Trump administration’s economic policies.
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