Donald Trump Shares Senator Tom Cotton's Phone Number Over Daylight Saving Time

Lead report from Fox News

What happened

President Donald Trump posted what appeared to be the personal cell phone number of Republican Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas on social media. Trump urged citizens to contact Cotton to pressure him into supporting legislation that would make daylight saving time permanent nationwide. Cotton has opposed or held up the measure in the Senate.

Where coverage agrees

Outlets across the political spectrum agree that Donald Trump published Senator Tom Cotton's phone number on social media to pressure him into supporting a permanent daylight saving time bill.

How the framing differs

Right-leaning outlets like The Daily Caller framed the action as doxxing while reporting on Trump's push for the bill, and some right-leaning sources like WorldNetDaily and New York Post highlighted Trump's specific quotes about daylight and golf. Left-leaning outlets like Salon.com focused heavily on satirical and critical framing of Trump's rants, while mainstream reports across center and left perspectives focused on the political friction between Trump and a usual ally over the stalled legislation.

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Source context: President Donald Trump posted Tom Cotton's alleged cell phone number on Truth Social, urging Arkansas voters to pressure him on daylight saving time.

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