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President Trump criticized Fox News polling on Truth Social, calling the network’s surveys “always the worst” and arguing that their questions are so insulting that “every question is a hit job and every answer is ‘bullshit,’” a practice he said has persisted for years. The remarks target Fox’s voter surveys rather than any single published result, and they extend Trump’s long-running effort to shape how his base interprets coverage from a network he once treated as an ally. The comments matter because polling averages feed directly into media narratives, fundraising appeals and candidate recruitment, so a sustained Trump attack can weaken the perceived credibility of numbers that other Republicans cite. Watch whether Fox adjusts its polling methodology or question wording, and whether other GOP figures echo the criticism or continue citing the network’s surveys.

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