Friday, May 3, 2024

‘Trump Was 100% Right Not To Debate’: Don Jr. Slams Fox’s ‘Un-American’ Decision

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and his fiancée, , expressed their clear displeasure with Wednesday evening.

In a video clip that's since gone viral, observers can see the younger Trump at last night's debate, castigating Fox News for its decision to restrict Trump surrogates trying to access the spin room.

Fox justified the decision by stating that since the former president declined to debate, his team was not allowed to enter the spin room. Trump publicly snubbed Fox by appearing on 's Twitter/X show instead of attending the debate. (RELATED: Trump Trolls Debate For Hours After It Ends – Praises One Candidate)

However, there was confusion about who could go backstage and how Trump allies might be permitted entry.

The Post has more:

“I'd been told by others that I would be able to go in,” Trump Jr. told reporters after a Fiserv Forum security guard turned him away. “Fox won't let me into the spin room. They're telling him, he works for security here, but they're telling him that I'm not allowed to go in there.”

“Because the candidates that they've been boosting while trying to cut down Trump for the last, what, two years didn't perform as they had hoped,” he went on. “So they can't have someone who can maybe be a representative of my father.”

In political parlance, the “spin room” refers to the area where candidates and their surrogates gather after each debate to talk up their performance to the media while tearing down their rivals.

Fox News co-hosted the debate with the Republican National Committee, which set donor and polling requirements for the candidates and also asked each to sign a pledge to support the party's eventual nominee.

Besides Trump, Fox banned surrogates for candidates that didn't qualify for the debate.

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Patrick Houck
Patrick Houck
Patrick Houck is an avid political enthusiast based out of the Washington, D.C. metro area. His expertise is in campaigns and the use of targeted messaging to persuade voters. When not combing through the latest news, you can find him enjoying the company of family and friends or pursuing his love of photography.

2 COMMENTS

  1. I would ask each presidential, hopeful, the same three questions before the debate begins. 1. Do you embrace the constitution as written by the founders? 2. Do you pledge allegiance to the flag?. 3. What are your sources of political funding outside of donations by American citizens?

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