Trump slams reporting on removal of his endorsements
President Trump criticized the media on Saturday following reports that GOP Rep. Byron Donalds (Fla.) removed several references to the president's endorsement of his gubernatorial bid from his campaign website.
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... The president slammed this reporting as "Another Fake Story" in a Truth Social post, citing his election wins in Florida during his three presidential campaigns. "If Florida thought the story that Byron dropped' me was true, he would lose the Election, and that would be a terrible thing because he's going to be a fantastic Governor!" Trump wrote. The gubernatorial candidate's campaign removed several mentions of the president's name from its website, including a top banner that encouraged supporters to "chip in to support Trump Endorsed Byron Donalds." The homepage now opens with the slogan, "Fighting to defend the Florida dream," with a cycling list of endorsements below, including that of the president. ...
"If Florida thought the story that Byron dropped' me was true, he would lose the Election, and that would be a terrible thing because he's going to be a fantastic Governor!" Trump wrote.
The gubernatorial candidate's campaign removed several mentions of the president's name from its website, including a top banner that encouraged supporters to "chip in to support Trump Endorsed Byron Donalds."
The homepage now opens with the slogan, "Fighting to defend the Florida dream," with a cycling list of endorsements below, including that of the president. ...
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