By Alejandra Jaramillo, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump said Monday that “jihadists” are being elected “all over the place” — trying a new, incendiary line of attack against Democrats with the midterm election just three months away.
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Trump tries new line of attack on Democrats, calling them ‘jihadists’
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Morning Joe Outraged by Trump Calling Dem Candidates ‘Jihadists'
President Donald Trump ramped up his midterm messaging Monday, accusing Democratic voters of electing “jihadists” throughout the 2026 primary cycle. Trump and other Republicans have leaned into labeling progressive candidates “communists,” but during an Oval Office signing ceremony Monday afternoon,…
By Alejandra Jaramillo, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump said Monday that “jihadists” are being elected “all over the place” — trying a new, incendiary line of attack against Democrats with the midterm election just three months away.
President Donald Trump intensified his midterm messaging Monday, warning that the Democratic Party’s 2026 primary cycle has produced a wave of candidates he described as […] Source
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and President Donald Trump may get away with Islamophobic language, but the same language is backfiring on some Republicans in midterm primaries. Several Republicans who have drawn national attention for outrageous comments about Muslims lost their...
Morning Joe Outraged by Trump Calling Dem Candidates ‘Jihadists' MS NOW/SnapStream After Joe Scarborough's Monday rant over the influence of far-left streamer Hasan Piker in the Michigan Senate race, Tuesday’s Morning Joe was outraged by President Trump’s use of the term “jihadist” to describe the r…
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