Loves me, loves me not: Trump and allies target Fox News over coverage

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Published 28 Oct 2026, 10:00 GMT1 min read

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In social media posts, president has said network is ‘doing little to help’ Republican party in midterm elections Donald Trump has always viewed conservative media as a tool to help him and his party achieve political victory and stay in power. But with polls flashing red for his party ahead of next week’s midterm elections, the president and his allies have trained their fire on the most prominent player in the space: Fox News.

For years, the president has criticized Fox’s non-partisan polling operation, and in recent weeks he has called out the network for not sufficiently airing his midterm rallies – even when they are not particularly newsworthy.

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