Trump Campaign Files Complaint Against Washington Post For ‘Illegally’ Spending Marketing Dollars To Promote Its Anti-Trump Content on Election’s Eve

Former president contends the Post violated the Federal Election Campaign Act and the Federal Election Commission regulations by issuing ‘illegal corporate in-kind contributions.’

AP/Pablo Martinez Monsivais
The One Franklin Square Building, home of The Washington Post newspaper, at downtown Washington. AP/Pablo Martinez Monsivais

President Trump’s campaign is filing a complaint against the Washington Post for spending advertising dollars to “boost” its anti-Trump editorial content on social media, illegally pushing content favorable to Vice President Harris in front of more readers in the final days of the election.

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