New York Times Delivers Damning, 1-Paragraph Takedown On Donald Trump's Possible Return
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The newspaper condensed its case against the former president into 110 withering words.
The New York Times this weekend used just one paragraph to sum up why GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump is totally unfit to return to the White House.
With the polls between Trump and Democratic rival Kamala Harris still so close, the newspaper’s editorial board published a short but scathing analysis of the former president.
Trump is “a threat to democracy,” “lies without limit” and in a second term “will use the government to go after opponents” and “pursue a cruel policy of mass deportations,” the publication warned.
The piece contained 110 words and linked out to multiple Times articles to back up it points.
It ended with the word, “Vote.”
Proposals for a second story to an iconic space and the actual height of the ballroom were discussed during a public meeting.
Republicans in both chambers of Congress broke with President Trump on Thursday, in a sign that his once iron grip on the party is slipping.
The former veep appeared to agree with the president's prediction should Democrats take control of the House.
Getting a fair outcome from an investigation into the shooting "feels very, very difficult," Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz lamented.
The president named the GOP senators who should “never be elected to office again” after they voted with Democrats to limit his powers.
The state’s attorney general said no matter what federal investigators “come out with, it will be questioned.”
The Fox News host was deemed an "apex predator" for his dismissive description of Renee Good, who leaves behind a 6-year-old son.
The New York Democrat remembered that Watters once claimed she wanted to "sleep with" White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller.
Tom Homan addressed the killing of a Minnesota woman, saying ICE agents face "heightened threat environments every day" and "have a right to self defense."
The government has already ponied up nearly $5 million for the family of slain rioter Ashli Babbitt.
The Fox News host made the confession Wednesday while discussing the new dietary guidelines unveiled at the White House.
The country’s crude oil is heavy, too thick to flow through a pipeline without dilution, and is filled with corrosive chemicals that can destroy refineries.
In unusually strong remarks, former foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said global democracy was being attacked as never before.