In the bustling arena of politics, where narratives clash and ideologies collide, the role of advertising is pivotal. Political ads serve as the battleground where candidates and parties strive to sway public opinion, garner support, and ultimately secure victory. However, amidst the cacophony of slogans and promises lies a contentious issue: the presence of false information and outright lies in political advertisements.
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