“Maggot” Haberman claims Trump called Kamala a bad name behind closed doors

Former President Donald J. Trump allegedly called Democratic nominee Kamala Harris a “whore,” according to star New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman, whom he has dubbed “Maggot” Haberman.

In a long history that was published Saturday, Haberman and Jonathan Swan cite the usual series of anonymous sources using a recent “high-powered affair” attended by wealthy donors to paint a picture of the disarray in the Trump camp in the three weeks since Joe Biden was overthrown. by his own party and Harris was installed.

The piece, which was titled “Inside the Worst Three Weeks of Donald Trump's 2024 Campaign,” is more propaganda to change the national narrative and Americans that somehow the deeply unpopular vice president has erased years of negative perceptions in a matter of days by becoming a Taylor Swift-like rock star and leading the polls.

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— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) August 10, 2024

“Some guests expected Mr. Trump to signal that he was recalibrating after a series of damaging mistakes. He did not,” the duo wrote, telling readers that according to “two people present,” the GOP raised his remarks during an event for black journalists.

“It had been a display of blatant race-baiting that was egregious even by Mr. Trump's standards, and it instantly rescheduled America's television news headlines: He falsely claimed that Ms. Harris had only recently decided to identify as black for political purposes.” reporters wrote in language dripping with the rabidly partisan bias that is now the trademark of the once venerable paper.

“But Mr. Trump was unrepentant. 'I think he was right,' he told the raucous donors that Friday night,” they claimed, without giving the actual number of how many of the donors were “underwhelmed” out of the “roughly 130 people” who had gathered at the home of Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick in Bridgehampton, New York, during the Aug. 2 affair.

Trump also reportedly urged donors “We have to stop the stealing,” referring to the expected Democratic deception in several key battleground states by his get-out-the-vote operation and big-city political machines.

Aside from his alleged remarks to donors, Haberman and Swan also state, “Indeed, Mr. Trump has often been in a bad mood in recent weeks. He's gone on a tirade about Ms. Harris. He's called her 'nasty' in” Fox & Friends” and “bitch” repeatedly, privately, according to two people who heard the comment on separate occasions.”

According to the reporters, they based their story on “interviews with more than a dozen people close to Mr. Trump, nearly all of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe private discussions and events.”

“As the long-ridiculed and underrated Ms. Harris has transformed the contest, campaigning hard and pulling even with Mr. Trump in many polls, Mr. Trump has responded with unforced error after another while struggling to land an effective and coherent argument against it,” wrote Haberman and Swan, pushing the newly created narrative to explain how DEI's seemingly insane has experienced a divine resurrection in the polls. in a matter of weeks.

Trump spokesman Brian Hughes responded to the story in a statement, saying the former president “continues to run a winning campaign and has built a movement focused on making our nation great again.”

Trump campaign communications director Steven Cheung said Trump has presented a “positive” vision that contrasts with the “dangerously liberal policies” of the Biden-Harris administration.

Staff writer

Chris Donaldson is a regular, ordinary American who is concerned about rampant corruption, as well as the ongoing attacks on our way of life by those who despise our hard-won freedoms. A Navy veteran, he has been a frequent contributor to conservative websites and resides in Florida.

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