Markwayne Mullin Defends Trump's 'Cheating' Claim on Negative News Coverage
Forbes Breaking NewsOctober 7, 20252 min5,610 views
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- 🎯 Senator Markwayne Mullin addressed Donald Trump's assertion that 97% of news stories about him are negative and that this constitutes 'cheating'.
- 💡 Trump stated that when a vast majority of coverage is negative, it is no longer free speech but rather cheating, particularly in the context of elections.
Mullin's Interpretation of 'Cheating'
- 🗣️ Mullin clarified that Trump's use of the word 'cheating' was in reference to elections, not a redefinition of free speech.
- 📺 He argued that a disproportionate amount of negative news coverage creates a false narrative.
Comparison to Biden's Coverage
- ⚖️ Mullin contrasted the coverage of Trump with that of President Biden, suggesting that Biden's actions were constantly covered up.
- 📈 He implied that the news media's narrative is not always truthful, citing the example of 99% negative coverage for Pete Buttigieg.
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