The president of the United States published offensive words in his post on social media. This is his reaction to an article in which the New York Times wrote about his health and the fact that he is “losing energy” and that his schedule includes fewer and fewer trips and public appearances. Donald Trump did not mince his words when commenting on the text. “Radical leftist lunatics at the crumbling New York Times attacked me, saying I may be losing energy, even though the facts show the opposite,” he wrote on his TruthSocial profile.
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The president cited his achievements, which are said to contradict what “NYT” wrote about his health. “I have resolved 8 wars, reached 48 new stock market highs, our economy is doing great and our country is RESPECTED around the world AGAIN,” he wrote.
He called the New York Times a “cheap rag” and an “enemy of the people”, and wrote about the author of the article, Katie Rogers: “The author of this story, Katie Rogers, whose job it is to write only bad things about me, is a third-rate reporter who is ugly, both inside and out.”
Donald Trump's entry was deleted in the afternoon Polish time.
A few days earlier, there was an incident involving another journalist. Last Friday, Trump answered questions from journalists on board Air Force One, including: in the case of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. When a Bloomberg News reporter asked a follow-up question about this, he replied: “Hush. Hush, little pig.” The statement caused a wave of negative comments.
