President Donald Trump railed against Fox News for not broadcasting his Saturday rally in Ohio as polling increasingly shows a potential wipeout for Republicans.
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polling → rail → Republicans
Trump made a post on Truth Social on Sunday, the day after he held a rally in Vandalia, Ohio, which comes as part of a last-ditch effort to boost Republican turnout before the midterm elections.
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which → make → elections
“Sad to see that Fox & Friends (Sunday) is not covering our packed house and incredibly enthusiastic (beyond!),” he said.
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he → see → house
“Sad to see that Fox & Friends (Sunday) is not covering our packed house and incredibly enthusiastic (beyond!).”
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Fox → see → house
The president has increasingly taken an antagonistic approach to the press in recent months.
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president → take → months
Last month, he banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House premises, which a judge promptly blocked.
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judge → ban → which
He also recently banned CNN from Air Force One during his trip to Tennessee.
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He → ban → Tennessee
“Rally that took place in Ohio last night, or the ones in Alabama, Texas, or Oklahoma over the past two days,” he said.
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he → take → days
“These Election Rallies were representative of what is really happening with our great Republican Party.”
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what → happen → Party
Trump has attempted to rally voters across the country, visiting Alabama and Texas as well.
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Trump → attempt → Alabama
The latter comes as Trump attempts to boost his preferred Senate candidate Ken Paxton, who is trailing in the polls to Democrat James Talarico.
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who → come → Talarico
“Our people want to see our Rallies, and reports on our Rallies, on Fox News, or they will very quickly stop watching (like I am doing right now!),” he said.
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he → want → News
Trump criticized the fact that Fox has interviewed left-wing Democrats, including Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Michigan.
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Fox → criticize → Michigan
He also criticized Jessica Tarlov, the Democratic talking head on The Five.
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He → criticize → Five
“Fox spends more time talking to Communists, Socialists, and Dumocrats, often without rebuttal, and MAGA is not, to put it mildly, happy,” Trump said.
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Trump → spend → it
“We don’t like stupid Jessica Tarlov, and all of the others, that are forced down MAGA’S throats.”
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that → like → throats
He also criticized the fact that the network recently removed Maria Bartiromo, one of Trump’s loudest supporters.
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network → criticize → supporters
“These Rallies are the hottest things out there, tremendous love in those sold-out arenas, and nothing shows up on Fox!” he said.
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he → sell → Fox
“Also, phenomenal ratings for those that properly report.
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that → report → those
Who makes these decisions at Fox News?
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Who → make → News
Probably the same loser that fired the great Maria Bartiromo because she complained about not being allowed to cover ‘TRUMP.’
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she → fire → TRUMP
On Saturday, The New York Times and Siena College released a series of polls showing the numerous Democratic candidates for Senate in Texas, Ohio and Alaska leading while Democratic candidates in Kansas and Iowa are either tied or slightly trailing.
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candidates → release → Kansas
But in a follow-up post, Trump pointed to the fact that pollsters often missed his victories.
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pollsters → point → victories
“The Polls have ALWAYS underestimated MAGA,” he said.
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he → underestimate → MAGA
“They try to suppress the Vote, but I won all 7 Swing States, the Popular Vote, 86 percent of Counties, and 99 percent of Primaries this year.
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I → try → Primaries
A CBS News poll released on Sunday showed that Democrats have a nine-point advantage in the generic congressional ballot, and it projected that Democrats will have 229 House seats while Republicans will have 206 seats.
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Republicans → release → seats
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