(Via: TLR)
Blog Author's Comments: The two big losers in this salacious book are Steve Bannon who apparently liked to talk with the author, and the Democrats who own the socialists, the deranged haters and emotional nut cases. 'I hate Trump' sells in liberal California and Massachusetts, but does not work well in fly over country USA. I am fairly sure there are laws against slandering someone no matter who it is. Perhaps the president's men should go after the author Michael Wolff. But since the book is out, the MSM will refer to it through the 2020 election as if it is the bible and will believe they have also been truthful with their so-called anti-Trump reporting thus far covering President Trump.
This is one of the many things I like about the president. You hit him, he hits back 3 times as hard. He fights back, none of that “rise above the noise” nonsense. Nothing will go unanswered if you try to hurt him or his family. This is what the voters liked about him while they watched and listened to him during the presidential debates. He will fight-unlike George W. Bush, who allowed himself to be drug through the mud and destroyed by the media and democrats during his presidency.
The more these increasingly incoherent jerks attack his “mental stability,” the more our president taunts them. He was referring about CNN's 'flunky' star Jake Tapper when he mentioned a member of his staff, Stephen Miller today. Miller told Jake Tapper that the book 'Fire and Fury' reads like an angry person spouting off, “a garbage author and a garbage book." And Steve Bannon's quotes that were used in the book and until recently was a member of Trump’s staff, Bannon now says he regretted after being interviewed by Michael Wolff, not correcting the record earlier before the book was published.
Now author Michael Wolff on President Trump, Wolff said "My credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than, perhaps, anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point." After being quoted saying this about the President of the United States and a highly successful business man, could anyone but an unhinged liberal actually put any credence in anything that is in this book written by Wolff?
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