Republicans attack after DC denies involvement with anti-Trump posters

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President-elect Donald Trump’s allies suggested that Washington, D.C., officials might be lying after they denied funding unflattering posters with Trump’s image on them. 

The anti-Trump posters, which depict the president-elect with the words “Keep DC trash free,” initially appeared to be created as transit ads funded by the district’s government and were first reported in the capital over the weekend. 

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