Trump Jr. Rages At Murdoch-Owned Paper's Response To DC National Guard Attack
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"Give me a f**king break," the Trump Organization executive wrote on X.
Donald Trump Jr. ranted about migrants and “RINOs” after The Wall Street Journal defended refugees in an opinion piece published Friday.
“Give me a fucking break,” the executive vice president of the Trump Organization wrote in an X repost of the article.
Lashing out at RINOs, shorthand for those he considers “Republican in name only,” Trump added, “The RINOs at the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board want us to be flooded with millions of America hating migrants who don’t share our values.”
“This is a good reminder that it’s not just Democrats responsible for this - It’s the globalist RINOs too,” the president’s eldest son continued.
In its Friday edition, The Wall Street Journal argued that immigrants should not face “collective punishment” because an Afghan refugee shot two National Guard members near the White House on Wednesday. One died of their injuries, while the other remains in critical condition.
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