Trump Dismisses Reports of Campaign Website Edit as ‘Fake Story’
In the United States, former President Trump criticized media reports alleging that Florida GOP Representative Byron Donalds had removed references to his endorsement from his gubernatorial campaign website, labeling the reporting as a "Fake Story".
Baltimore, MD, September 26, 2026 —
Former President Donald Trump has publicly disputed media reports that suggested Florida GOP Representative Byron Donalds had removed mentions of Trump’s endorsement from his gubernatorial campaign website. Trump characterized these allegations as a “Fake Story” in his criticism.
The specific media outlets that published these reports were not detailed in the information provided. Similarly, the precise nature or timing of the alleged removal of endorsement references from Representative Donalds’ campaign website remains unconfirmed.
The assertion from former President Trump is that the reporting regarding the website edit is inaccurate. The summary does not include further details on Representative Donalds’ campaign or the specific content that was allegedly removed or has since been restored to his website.
No additional statements from Representative Donalds or information regarding the factual basis of the media reports were made available. The timeline of these events, including when the alleged website changes occurred or when the media reports were published, was not specified.
Story summarized from the original created by Sarah Davis on thehill.com, see more information here.
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