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Even ardent supporters of the “New York Post” tabloid seem to have grown weary of Donald Trump’s insistence on an electoral victory. And he writes that he threatens to become “King Lear of Sea-to-Lake.”
Clear text on the cover of today’s “New York Post” issue.
Sometimes the truth needs a traitor to tell it without mercy. What everyone knows – that Donald Trump lost the election, that his attempts to disprove that borderline with insanity or that there are some pretty crazy guys among his aides – Trump especially doesn’t want to know himself. He firmly believes that the election was at least the biggest fraud in American history.
At some point he must have gotten on his nerves even with his ardent followers in the “New York Post” tabloid. The newspaper, which patiently wrote to the real estate businessman as a genius for decades, called his idol on the cover of Monday’s issue: “Mr. President, stop the madness! “(Stop this madness!) The subline added another offense to Trump with a simple statement:” You lost the election. “
The corresponding text inside was not without clarity: The attempt to call on Republicans to oppose the election result to give Trump another term in office was an “undemocratic coup.” Flirting with the imposition of martial law, as former Trump adviser Michael Flynn did, is nothing more than “betrayal.” Meschugge attorney Sidney Powell, who was allowed to go to the White House three times before Christmas, is easily called “crazy.” The whole show is a “disgrace” Trump, whose “legacy” the Post fears, threatens to become “King Lear of Mar-a-Lago.”
A feminist emerges
During the holidays, Trump continued to spread conspiracy theories and announced even bigger and more revealing revelations about the rigged election and, as usual, criticized Republican dissidents, the FBI and the Supreme Court, who did not help him exercise his supposed rights. .
Secretly, he seems to have accepted his defeat. At Christmas he forwarded a tweet complaining that the “most stylish first lady in American history,” former photographic model Melania Trump, had not appeared on a cover for four years. Trump was the superlative too weak. Therefore, he added: “The greatest of all time!” A president leaves, a feminist emerges.
