President Trump on Sunday accused Fox News of giving too much airtime to Democratic candidates ahead of the midterm elections, The Hill reported.
“FoxNews is spending far too much time putting on the OPPONENTS of Republican Party Candidates, people that love our Country, and have Great Policies and Ideas,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.
He said those candidates are being “blurred out” by the media, added that Fox “is doing little to help” and called that “the only reason this Race is close, if it is indeed close.”
Fox News has interviewed Democrats including Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, Kentucky Senate candidate Charles Booker and gubernatorial nominee Rob Sand, The Hill noted.
The post came hours after Trump called into Fox Business host Larry Kudlow’s program, where his former White House economic adviser praised his campaigning.
“I have worked very hard,” Trump said. “I’ve done 14 rallies in nine days and it’s a lot.”
Last week, Trump accused the network of being too kind to Democrats in order to be “politically correct,” according to The Hill.
Republicans are defending their House and Senate majorities in November in what The Hill called a challenging season, citing an unpopular Iran war, rising gas prices, and a record-low presidential approval rating.
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