Donald Trump’s allies poured more than $90 million into an advertising campaign that flooded the airwaves with TV ads described as “deeply offensive” and often misleading, according to a new analysis. The dark money group Citizens for Sanity, which formed in mid-2022 and has ties to Trump’s inner circle, ran ads during the World Series and other broadcasts in battleground states with hateful messages about LGBTQ people and featuring disturbing images of violent crime involving Black people, according to new tax records obtained by Documented and the Guardian. “Citizen for Sanity’s spending has…