Media reports possible hacking of Trump campaign information
Posted on08/15/24 at 08:00
- Media Outlets Receive Confidential Leak from Trump Campaign.
- Possible Campaign Hack Investigated.
- Identity of Informant Unknown.
Three media outlets received confidential material leaked from Donald Trump’s campaign.
Among the documents was a report considering JD Vance as a potential running mate.
Politico, The New York Times, and The Washington Post chose not to publish the material.
Instead, they reported on a possible hack of Trump’s campaign.
Comparison to Trump’s 2016 Campaign and Authenticity of the Leaked Documents
The contrast with the 2016 campaign is evident, when leaked emails from Hillary Clinton were published. The documents received by Politico included information about Vance and Senator Marco Rubio. The authenticity of the documents was confirmed by two independent sources. The identity of the person who leaked the documents to the media is unknown. Politico claims not to know who «Robert,» the alleged informant, is. Trump’s campaign alleges that it was hacked by Iranians, but no evidence has been presented. You might be interested in: Unknown man breaks into Trump campaign office in Virginia, causing alarm The FBI is investigating the incident, according to a brief statement. The media outlets involved have not provided details on why they chose not to publish the material. Politico believes that the origin of the documents is more relevant than their content. [caption id="attachment_1437002" align="alignnone" width="1200"]
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