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Trump rips Karl Rove after ‘Mr. Scrooge’ jab
- On the evening of Sunday, Donald Trump attacked Republican strategist Karl Rove in a Truth Social post following Rove's Fox News comments.
- Rove criticized Trump's tariff policies and messaging, calling a presidential remark about children and dolls "problematic" and likening Trump to Mr. Scrooge.
- Rove urged Trump to focus on strengthening the economy and controlling inflation while noting Trump's good marks on immigration but poor ratings on economic issues.
- Trump rejected Rove's advice, calling him a "total loser" who has been wrong nearly always and stating he doesn’t need Rove to tell him what to do.
- This public feud highlights tensions within the GOP over Trump's economic approach and messaging as his approval ratings face challenges amid tariff disputes.
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Donald Trump, In Separate Posts, Lashes Out At Fox News Personalities Howard Kurtz And Karl Rove
Donald Trump lashed out at Howard Kurtz and Karl Rove, two Fox News personalities who have hardly been the president’s fiercest critics. In fact, Trump’s gripe about Kurtz was that his defense was not vigorous enough. After apparently watching Kurtz’ Sunday show Media Buzz, Trump wrote on Truth Social, “It is time for Howie Kurtz […]
Trump continues spat with ‘loser’ Karl Rove over ‘Scrooge’ nickname
President Donald Trump took issue with comments made by Karl Rove over the weekend, after he resorted to name-calling regarding Trump’s tariff battle. China remains the outlier among foreign countries facing tariffs with its 145% tariff. Additionally, Trump’s executive order…
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