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Donald Trump's rhetoric about Islamist terrorism eclipsed by a focus on immigration, crime and other domestic issues.
Experts suggest two factors: diminished public concern about terrorism and a possible strategic play for the Muslim vote.
In the 12 months leading up to the November election, Trump tweeted 164 times about Islamic State, "radical Islam " and terrorism.
President Joe Biden has made protecting democracy a centerpiece of his campaign, casting Trump as a grave threat.
After his second term in office, the volume of his rhetoric about Muslims and terrorism fell dramatically.
That trend has continued into the current campaign.
A VOA examination of his most recent social media posts and campaign statements found fewer than 20 references since the start of his reelection campaign, including only one mention of "radical Islamic terrorists".
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