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Fox Information referred to as a traitor by Trump supporters at Georgia Rally
Trump's toxicity has turned on Fox News as a supporter of his rally in Georgia, labeled a network traitor.
Video:
Fox News journalists are most abused by the crowd lining up for Trump's rally in Valdosta, Georgia. Screams of "We trusted you" and "Traitors". pic.twitter.com/Av1uHvrXdQ
– Sarah Gough (@sarahgoughy) December 5, 2020
Trump took the misinformation from Fox News and used it against them to convince their own viewers that they cheated on Donald Trump. According to Trump and his supporters, Fox's "great sin" was that they were the first network to correctly call Arizona for Joe Biden.
The backlash is the video, which is why Fox News does delusional segments like this:
A seriously delusional fantasy land happens on Fox.
Fox News warns that if his coup succeeds Trump will face re-indictments but the Democrats take control of the Senate.
Trump will not overturn the election. pic.twitter.com/DhyYHQlhTJ
– Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) December 6, 2020
Fox has guests pretending the courts are going to save Donald Trump. These are the same courts that put down over 40 of Trump's election challenges.
Trump spent four years labeling the press as the enemy of the people and it seems that the label has finally stayed in a very unlikely place with Trump supporters.
Donald Trump's supporters turned on Fox News, blaming the network that served as state media for the president for his re-election defeat.
Fox News went to bed with Trump and now they're paying the price.
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Mr. Easley is the Founder / Senior Editor, White House Press Pool, and a Congressional Correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a bachelor's degree in political science. His thesis focused on public order with a specialization in social reform movements.
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