Trump and Whatley double down on the administration's record in North Carolina Senate contest
Trump campaigned with Whatley, defended his economic record, and attacked Cooper.
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Donald Trump campaigned in North Carolina alongside Senate candidate Michael Whatley, attacking Democratic candidate Roy Cooper and defending his administration’s record. The rally highlighted Whatley’s effort to draw support from Trump’s base while appealing to voters concerned about the economy and the Iran war.
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27 OUTLETSOutlets on multiple sides report that Trump campaigned in North Carolina for Senate candidate Michael Whatley and criticized Democratic opponent Roy Cooper. Left-leaning outlets focus on Trump’s claims about crime and Cooper’s storm response, which they describe as contradicted by the record. Center outlets pair the campaign rally with Whatley’s polling and fundraising challenges, voter concerns, and scrutiny of Trump’s attacks. Right-leaning outlets present Republican messaging favorably, with one emphasizing Whatley’s law-and-order pitch and another defending Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividend.
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