King asked how conservative-leaning network Fox News would handle 'Trump's bulls***' if he loses in November.
Author Stephen King is asking how conservative-leaning network Fox News might handle former President Donald Trump losing to Vice President Kamala Harris in November.King, an outspoken Democrat who often criticizes Trump on social media, pondered the network's coverage of a second consecutive Trump election loss on Thursday in a post viewed more than 300,000 times on X, formerly Twitter.'It will be interesting to see how Fox News handles Trump's bulls*** if he loses,' King wrote.
'**When he loses. They'll be careful,' wrote @YourAnonNews, an account associated with the hacker group Anonymous. 'The last time they promoted unfalsified conspiracy theories they lost $1 billion dollars.''Maybe they'll end up owing another $787M,' @BlueATLGeorgia wrote.
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