Vox's Beauchamp Blasts Media's Clickbait on Trump's Cheney Remarks [WATCH]

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : " Harris's campaign saw it as an opportunity to rally Puerto Rican voters in swing states, further painting Trump as out of touch.
48% : criticize Trump," he noted.
40% : Beauchamp's point underscored the importance of truthfulness, even when covering controversial figures like Trump.
35% : Speaking at a rally in Glendale, Arizona, Trump vented his frustrations with Cheney, who he believes has betrayed Republican values, especially given her outspoken role in the January 6 committee.
34% : "She's a radical war hawk," Trump told the crowd, continuing, "Let's put her with a rifle, standing there with nine barrels shooting at her.
27% : Trump Surging to Victory - Get the Ultimate Trumpinator Bobblehead as He Closes in on 2024! "Trump is talking about giving her a weapon," Beauchamp clarified, adding, "Typically, people put in front of firing squads aren't armed."
19% : On Thursday, Trump labeled Cheney a "radical war hawk," referencing her staunch support of the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts -- a position many liberals had previously criticized her for.
7% : "Trump does so many offensive things and makes so many anti-democratic promises that it's actually counterproductive to get outraged about fake ones," Beauchamp emphasized on X. He argued that honest reporting is essential, even when covering someone as polarizing as Trump.
6% : Politico claimed Trump's remarks represented a "reverts to violent rhetoric," while Reuters ran with the headline, "Trump suggests Liz Cheney should face firing squad for her foreign policy stance.
1% : Alongside Trump's remarks on Cheney, Harris's allies recently pointed to a comment by Trump at Madison Square Garden, where a comedian joked about Puerto Rico as a "floating island of garbage.

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