With page after page of Trump-trashing and casting serious doubt on his sanity, intelligence and fitness for office, it appears obvious that the book FIRE AND FURY was designed by author Michael Wolff to poison and kill off the Trump presidency.
On Friday Wolff told Savanah Guthrie on NBC’s Today show that every single person around President Trump had questioned his intelligence and fitness for office, including his senior advisers and own family members. “Let me put a marker in the sand here,” Wolff added. “100 percent of the people around him.”
100 percent of the people around Trump, including his own family members? Anyone who would believe such a preposterous lie must still believe the earth is flat and the moon is made out of cheese.
In defending his book, you could see the venom spritzing out of Wolff’s fangs when he said of Trump: “My credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than, perhaps, anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point.”
Well, Mr. Wolff’s credibility is questioned not only by the White House, but by his own journalist peers as illustrated by this mock cover of his book.
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Trump’s credibility may well be questioned, but when journalists from The New York Times, the New York Post, CNN, Business Insider and other media outlets criticize Wolff’s credibility, that slimy snake has some nerve making such a wildly outrageous statement about our president.
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Thursday that reports in the book of him warning Trump about the UK spying on him during the election campaign and him being offered a job in the administration were a “complete fabrication, literally from beginning to end.”
British Prime Minister Theresa May and Trump have been at odds on several issues. But on Sunday, when asked by a BBC reporter whether she thought questions about Trump’s mental state were serious, May replied: “No. As I say when I deal with President Trump what I see is somebody who is committed to ensuring that he is taking decisions in the best interests of the United States.”
Wolff quoted Steve Bannon, Trumps former chief strategist, as describing the meeting of Donald Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner with a Russian lawyer as “treasonous.” Treasonous my ass! That lawyer did not represent the Kremlin, but even if she had, trying to dig up dirt on Hillary Clinton is far from trying to overthrow the government.
If anyone is treasonous here, it’s Michael Wolff himself. In his effort to destroy the Trump presidency, Wolff is giving aid and comfort to our enemies like North Korea and Iran. If that’s not treasonous, I’ll eat my beloved John Deere cap.
Even if you hate him, Trump does not deserve that Fire and Fury poisonous shit. There must be a special place in hell for venomous vipers like Michael Wolff.
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Wolff is a money grubbing whore.
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