Trump waffles on punishing China after claiming massive election interference: ‘We do things to them too’
Trump claimed in a national address last week that China had stolen voter data, though experts say only public information was taken
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Trump claimed in a national address last week that China had stolen voter data, though experts say only public information was taken. The talks will come less than a week after Trump accused China of carrying out what he described as the “largest compromise of election data in history”, alleging in a televised address that Beijing had illicitly obtained over 200 million US voter records.
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Trump claimed in a national address last week that China had stolen voter data, though experts say only public information was taken
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The talks will come less than a week after Trump accused China of carrying out what he described as the “largest compromise of election data in history”, alleging in a televised address that Beijing had illicitly obtained over 200 million US voter records.
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Trump claimed in a national address last week that China had stolen voter data, though experts say only public information was taken
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