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Trump-backed Iowa candidate Ashley Hinson makes groveling pivot after calling out JD Vance over Ramaswamy ad
‘I never called the VP ridiculous,’ Ashley Hinson wrote. ‘What’s ridiculous is the media’s characterization of his comments and of mine’
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What the coverage shows
The coverage converges on Trump’s Florida rally being the main live item, with AP, PBS NewsHour and The Guardian all centring the Florida event itself and CBS News also focusing on the Ramaswamy ad controversy. CNN and AP have earlier live coverage of a separate Iowa rally, so the grouped reports span more than one stop on the schedule. The BBC’s piece is different from the others, framing Florida through midterm voting and Latino support rather than the rally, and only CBS explicitly foregrounds the ad backlash.
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