Trump goes on the attack: Slams Maher, Ruhle, and NY Times editors in fiery post

In a scathing social media rant, President Donald Trump lashed out at several prominent figures in the media, including comedian Bill Maher, MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle, and the editors of The New York Times.

In an early morning tweetstorm, Trump called Maher “sloppy and tired,” accusing him of being a “failed comedian” who is “desperate for attention.” The President also took aim at Ruhle, referring to her as a “bimbo” and criticizing her reporting on his administration.

But perhaps the most aggressive attacks were reserved for The New York Times, with Trump labeling the editors of the newspaper as “degenerates” and accusing them of spreading “fake news” and being biased against him.

The President’s tirade comes at a time when his administration is facing increased scrutiny over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic and growing unrest in the country over issues of racial inequality and police brutality.

As the November election draws closer, it is clear that Trump is not backing down from his critics in the media, and is willing to use his platform to publicly denounce those he feels are unfairly targeting him. The ongoing feud between the President and the media shows no signs of cooling down anytime soon.