Pro-Trump New York Post Hits White House Over A ‘Failure’ In Its Iran War
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The White House has dropped the ball on one thing, said the Trump-friendly tabloid's editorial board.
The usually pro-Donald Trump New York Post has accused the White House of dropping the ball when it comes to briefings on the Iran war, in which seven U.S. service members have been killed to date.
The editorial board of the Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid urged officials to “start giving the public a regular, clear, concrete sense of how Operation Epic Fury is proceeding” or allow bad faith actors to fill the void, especially online.
It called it a “communications failure.”
Read the full editorial on The New York Post.
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The White House has dropped the ball on one thing, said the Trump-friendly tabloid's editorial board.
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