Trump Rages Against ‘TRUE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE!’ In After-Midnight Rant
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The president urged action against the security “threat” in an angry Truth Social post.
President Donald Trump escalated his beef with The New York Times early Tuesday, calling it a “TRUE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE!” and a security threat that must be “stopped” in a wee-hours rant on Truth Social.
“The Failing New York Times, and their lies and purposeful misrepresentations, is a serious threat to the National Security of our Nation,” he began. “Their Radical Left, Unhinged Behavior, writing FAKE Articles and Opinions in a never ending way, must be dealt with and stopped. THEY ARE A TRUE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE! Thank you for you [sic] attention to this matter. PRESIDENT DJT.”
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