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Trump continues midterm campaign blitz in Mississippi amid outcry over racist, Islamophobic attacks – as it happened
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What the coverage shows
Both outlets frame the story as a Republican senator in a deep red state facing an unexpectedly competitive Senate race tied to Trump’s political involvement. The New York Times focuses on Roger Marshall and the challenge from voter dissent over economic worries, while The Hill instead spotlights Trump’s rally in Mississippi and says Cindy Hyde-Smith is in a surprisingly competitive race. The Hill’s extract is the only one that explicitly mentions Scott Colom.
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