AOC urges media to censor Trump election security speech: ‘Platforming of lies’
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said the media should deplatform President Donald Trump, expressing concern over a speech he is expected to deliver on election integrity. With Trump set to give the high-profile speech on Thursday, Ocasio-Cortez urged the press to censor the address, believing it will contain lies and be at odds with democratic values. Recommended Stories Over 100 House Democrats buck Jeffries and vote to cut all aid to Israel House GOP eyes money for anti-fraud technology and prosecutions in party-line spending bill Ro Khanna under fire from the Left over refusal to defend Oct.
- ▪Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said the media should deplatform President Donald Trump, expressing concern over a speech he is expected to deliver on election integrity.
- ▪With Trump set to give the high-profile speech on Thursday, Ocasio-Cortez urged the press to censor the address, believing it will contain lies and be at odds with democratic values.
- ▪Recommended Stories Over 100 House Democrats buck Jeffries and vote to cut all aid to Israel House GOP eyes money for anti-fraud technology and prosecutions in party-line spending bill Ro Khanna under fire from the Left over refusal to defe
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said the media should deplatform President Donald Trump, expressing concern over a speech he is expected to deliver on election integrity. With Trump set to give the high-profile speech on Thursday, Ocasio-Cortez urged the press to censor the address, believing it will contain lies and be at odds with democratic values. Recommended Stories Over 100 House Democrats buck Jeffries and vote to cut all aid to Israel House GOP eyes money for anti-fraud technology and prosecutions in party-line spending bill Ro Khanna under fire from the Left over refusal to defend Oct.
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