Opinion | How the media can cover Trump better this time

Posted Wednesday, May 10, 2023 11:26 am

Perry Bacon Jr. | The Washington Post

CNN’s decision to host a live, prime-time town hall in Manchester, N.H., this week with Donald Trump and a group of Republican and independent voters has brought back the long-standing debate about how the media should cover the former president. ...

Here are some principles for what coverage of Trump should look like for the rest of the 2024 presidential campaign:

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