Mallory McMorrow defends deleted social media posts
Updated
Updated · CNN · May 2
Mallory McMorrow defends deleted social media posts
9 articles · Updated · CNN · May 2
On CNN, the Michigan Democrat said about 6,000 posts were deleted in a broader purge to 2021, not to hide liability, and said moving from California to Michigan took time.
She stood by posts on rural America, Trump and Nazi comparisons, while rival Haley Stevens called them tacky and risky in a swing-state general election against Republican Mike Rogers.
The controversy has become a flashpoint in Michigan's competitive Democratic Senate primary, where McMorrow is pitching herself as an authentic outsider seeking new party leadership.
How might McMorrow's deleted social media posts and voting history affect voter trust as she seeks a national seat?
Do the details about Zug Island's pollution and DTE's legal battles signal a shift in how candidates address environmental accountability?
With Detroit's ongoing pollution crisis, what new federal solutions could McMorrow propose to address environmental health risks?