Trump campaigns in Arizona for Andy Biggs, criticizing Gov. Katie Hobbs and Democrats
Photo: Fox NewsHow the sides differ Left sources emphasize Trump's repeated election fraud claims, which they call false; right sources stress his warnings about Democratic governance, border policy and the midterms.
President Trump campaigned in Arizona for Republican Andy Biggs, who is running against Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs, and criticized Hobbs and Democrats generally. Left-leaning coverage focused on Trump's claim that the 2022 election was rigged and Hobbs was involved, which it calls false, and noted Biggs also challenged the 2020 results. Right-leaning coverage focused on Trump's warnings that Democrats would harm the country, reopen the borders and aid cartels if they win power. Fox News added that he urged voters to turn the state red in honor of Charlie Kirk.
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Frames the rally as Trump repeating false election fraud claims against Hobbs while backing Biggs, a fellow 2020 results challenger.
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- Just the NewsTrump warns Arizona voters against putting Democrats back in power: 'You were living in hell'
Frames the rally as Trump warning of the stakes of Democratic control, citing the country, border security and cartels, and urging a red Arizona.