We’ve come to realize that there is no level that the New York Times is not willing to stoop to when it comes to President Trump. Ever since Trump was elected, their articles have ranged from senseless attacks on the President to absurd accusations that come without a shred of evidence. The latest accusation against Trump published in the New York Times, however, takes the prize for being the most ridiculous article the newspaper has published to date.
In their latest Donald Trump hit-piece, the New York Times accuses President Trump of being a Russian agent. Of course, they bring no evidence to back this accusation save for the fact that the FBI supposedly looked into the possibility that Trump was working for the Russians. Given how biased and corrupt the FBI has proven itself to be, though, the fact that they spent taxpayer money to try and determine whether Trump was a Russian agent should come as little surprise. What is surprising is that the New York Times believes that anyone should take these accusations seriously.
When asked about the article, President Trump called it the “most insulting article” that had ever been written about him.
To learn more about just how low and pathetic this latest hit-piece against the President really is, be sure to check out the video below.
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