Trump calls Maine Gov. Janet Mills a man in a mistake-riddled call to supporters, newspaper reports
- Former President Donald Trump mistakenly referred to Maine Governor Janet Mills as “he” during a call to supporters, making false statements about various topics, including the lobster industry.
- Trump urged supporters to vote early and spoke for over 15 minutes on multiple subjects, criticizing Maine Democrats and claiming the state has a “radical left” governor.
- Trump's claims stemmed from a 2019 economic plan by Mills, which aimed to grow the workforce, misrepresented by conservative sources as solely focused on foreign-born individuals.
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On Call, Trump Keeps Calling Maine Gov a 'He'
During a call with Maine supporters Monday, Donald Trump repeatedly referred to the state's female governor, Janet Mills, as "he." The Republican presidential nominee spoke for more than 15 minutes during the "tele-rally" to mark the first day of early voting in the state, and a recording was provided to...
Trump calls Maine Gov. Janet Mills a man in a mistake-riddled call to supporters, newspaper reports
BANGOR, Maine (AP) — Republican Donald Trump mixed up Democratic Gov. Janet Mills’ gender on a phone call with supporters in Maine, The Bangor Daily News reported Tuesday. The newspaper obtained a recording of the call in which Trump attacked Mills on immigration, saying the governor is going to turn Maine into a “third world” country. Trump was trying to energize voters on Monday, the first day of early voting in the state. Trump referred to t…
Donald Trump confuses Janet Mills’ gender on rambling call to Maine supporters
Former President Donald Trump made a string of false statements on a Monday call to Maine supporters during which he repeatedly referred to Gov. Janet Mills as “he” and conflated issues affecting the lobster industry. Trump’s call, a recording of which was provided to the Bangor Daily News by someone who opted into it, came on the first day that early voting was available to people across the state. It showed the Republican presidential nominee …
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