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Everyone knew that Kristi Noem’s marriage was unconventional. ‘No one in their wildest dreams imagined this’

Everyone knew that Kristi Noem’s marriage was unconventional. ‘No one in their wildest dreams imagined this’
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Welcome to Wednesday’s edition of Washington Secrets. Today we talk to Trump world insiders about exactly who knew what about Kristi Noem’s marriage, and we run the rule over this year’s (thin) crop of April Fools’ gags … The story was shared around White House staffers’ and former officials’ phones seconds after it was published […]

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Heavy reliance on anonymous 'Trumpworld' sources providing gossipy commentarySensational language describing personal/sexual details as 'humiliation' and 'shock'Framing focuses on scandal and embarrassment rather than policy implicationsloaded languagesource selectionframing of issuesLoaded language like 'humiliation' and 'delusional' to dramatize eventsReliance on anonymous Trumpworld sources, potentially omitting opposing viewsFraming issues as insider gossip that highlights scandals, aligning with conservative media styles

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