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Correction log
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Date and headline clarification — the president’s pledge ·
Previous: September 2026, exact date open. Display headline: Trump leads pledge to “cheat like hell” in November elections.
Revised: September 10, 2026. Display headline: Trump used the words “cheat like hell” while leading a voting pledge.
Reason: The Roll Call transcript and Reuters event description agree on the date; complete-recording comparison remains open. The headline distinguishes Trump’s words during the pledge from an unestablished claim that the crowd repeated those words. The news reports’ joking or mock-pledge framing remains visible and attributed.
Image-description correction — the president’s pledge ·
Previous: Notes described a withheld picture while an illustration was displayed, and the method page described a different PBS/Reuters photograph.
Revised: The entry and the method page describe the editorial illustration supplied for this project. It is not a photograph or documentary evidence. Its upstream provenance has not been independently audited.
Reason: The notes did not match the image displayed.