The New York Times editorial board rips Donald Trump apart in a single paragraph

The editorial team of The New York Times I just eviscerated Donald Trump in a single paragraph.

The article published on Saturday was the Just' latest attack on the former president in the run-up to the election, but the harsh indictment was all the more brutal the shorter it was.

Rhetorically objective, the piece explains it briefly and succinctly Many of the reasons why Trump's critics believe his second term would be disastrous for the country – the implicit point is that no one really needs a detailed review of all of Trump's actions; Everyone already knows what he's all about.

Here it is in its entirety, with its original links to others Just Coverage of Trump canned: “You do knowledge Donald Trump. He is unsuitable lead. Take care of him. Listen this who know him preferably. He tried undermine a choice and remains one Danger to democracy. He helped overturn Roe, with terrible success Consequences. Mr. Trump's corruption And lawlessness go over and beyond Choose: It's his whole ethos. He Lie without limit. If he is re-elected, the GOP will not be re-elected hold back him. Mr. Trump will take advantage of this Government follow up Opponent. He will pursue a awful Politics of the masses Deportations. He will wreak havoc armThe Middle class And Employer. Another Trump term will hurt that climatebreak Alliances and strengthen autocrats. Americans should demand better. Vote.”

Last week, that JustThe editorial board published a longer, only slightly less harsh article urging voters not to vote for Trump.

“Donald Trump has detailed the dangerous and disturbing actions he believes he will take if he wins the presidency.” The piece reads:. “We have two words for American voters: Believe him.”

Another, even longer editorial called Kamala Harris, Trump's Democratic opponent, “the only patriotic choice for president,” pointed to Harris' vow to unite the country and described Trump as “morally unfit for an office that requires its holder to promote the good of the nation.” to put self-interest above.” .”

Newspapers' support of the president has subsequently been a point of discussion in recent political discourse The Washington Post's owner, billionaire Jeff Bezos, blocked the newspaper's planned endorsement by Kamala Harris. The decision led to several resignations from the post's editorial team and significant criticism from across the world of journalism.

The billionaire owner of The Los Angeles TimesPatrick Soon-Shiong, Also controversially arranged his editorial team not to support a presidential candidate.

accession The New York Times Supporting Harris also includes other major publications such as: The Boston Globe, The Atlantic, And The New Yorker. The New York Post supported Trump.

Three days before the election, Harris and Trump continue to struggle to win over voters in key swing states Polls show that the two candidates are neck and neck in the race for the White House