China rejects Trump’s claims of election interference as “pure fabrication.
They publishedChina rejects Trump’s claims of election interference as ‘pure fabrication’ – US politics live
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Who
What
- Trump gave a 25-minute primetime address citing unverified China election interference claims Thursday.
- He alleged China acquired voter information on 220 million Americans and that intelligence officials suppressed it.
- Trump pushed the Save America Act with strict voter ID and DHS voter roll turnover requirements.
- China foreign ministry said the accusations were “pure fabrication” and a malicious smear campaign on Friday.
- Democrats and Republicans reacted online, with charges of voter suppression and claims the bill “is going NOWHERE.”
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🇬🇧 United Kingdom (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics · language: eng
topics: Politics · language: eng
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published 17 Jul, 09:54Z
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