From editorial columns to front-page headlines, the Wall Street Journal and New York Post have channeled Rupert Murdoch's discontent at how Donald Trump is running his campaign.
From editorial columns to front-page headlines, the Wall Street Journal and New York Post have channeled Rupert Murdoch 's discontent at how Donald Trump is running his campaign.. Murdoch has not said this in interviews, but—as is his wont—through the front pages and editorial columns of the newspapers he owns.
“The former President will have to make a case on policy, rather than personal insults, and that isn’t his strength”“He’s 100 percent sharp—he’s as sharp as a tack,” Trump told the hosts.
Perhaps Trump—in his pick of Vance, despite Murdoch’s antipathy—has made his own calculations about what he does and does not need from Murdoch. Certainly Murdoch’s influence in British politics, while still undoubtedly strong, has waned in recent years as people source their media from less-traditional sources.
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