Trump Rages Against His 'Sloppy' And 'Weak' Former Attorney General

Donald Trump is having another meltdown (as usual), this time over his former Attorney General Bill Barr attacking him in a recent op-ed. After the piece was published, Trump began barking out complaints on Truth Social, saying that his former AG was "sloppy" and "weak" before finally pulling out his favorite insult and calling him a RINO. Farron Cousins discusses this juvenile display from Trump.

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So in the middle of last week, Donald Trump's former attorney General William Barr, published an op-ed in the New York Post titled Trump Threatens to Burn Down the G O P. It's time to move on. Well, as you can imagine, that probably didn't, uh, sit very well with Donald Trump. And if that's what you're thinking then you're 100% correct because Donald Trump, shortly after the publication of this op-ed took to Truth Social, to Absolutely Rail against Bill Barr, whom he called both sloppy and weak among a host of other insults. So here's what Donald Trump said in a multithread post on truth, social sloppy. Bill Barr was a weakened, ineffective Attorney general who was fired. He didn't quit, and now he's nothing more than a disgruntled former employee. Barr was a bushy who was petrified of being impeached, which the dims were going to do until he changed course on the rig Rigg election.

He knows nothing about the document hoax, and as a lawyer and former ag shouldn't be talking, weak Rhino, bill Barr always cave to the dims and is a disgrace to the Republican party and our nation, Bill Barr, the guy who shortly before the entire Mueller report was released, came out and lied to the public about the Mueller. What the Mueller report said and totally exonerated Donald Trump, which wasn't actually true, is somehow now a trait to the Republican party and a guy that always caves to the Democrats. See folks, here's the thing about Bill Barr. Bill Barr was chosen by Donald Trump because he knew he was a hard right piece of work, to put it mildly. And he knew that Bill Barr would do whatever it took to protect Donald Trump. And Bill Barr did that exquisitely, he was hired to do a thing which was basically undermine and destroy the Mueller report, and he did it. He saved Donald Trump's presidency. But what, where Bill Barr drew the line, of course, was violating the Constitution to overthrow the results of a democratic election here in the United States. And that apparently folks, is what Donald Trump off. But we all knew that, right? I'm not telling you something that you're like, oh, wow, I never realized that we all know this.

But because of that, because of that, one time, Donald Trump or or Bill Barr would not go along with Donald Trump. Now he's a weak, ineffective, sloppy rhino that always sides with the Democrats. No. What Bill Barr did for the first time in his life was he sit with the American public.

He told you everything you're telling me about the election is a lie. I'm not gonna stand for this. The public spoke and what they said was, we don't want Trump anymore. And if you're not willing to accept that, then I resign. And that's what happened. Bill Barr was not fired, he resigned. The scary part about this, of course, is the fact that Donald Trump's running for reelection again. He unfortunately does stand a decent chance, I would say, of not only getting the Republican nomination, but also of possibly becoming president. Again. That's a reality we have to face. But the worst part is that he now knows the kind of people he has to put in charge. We're not gonna get another Bill Barr. As terrible as Bill Barr was, he is far better than anybody that Trump would even consider putting in power during another term.

In fact, I have to imagine one of the interview questions Donald Trump's going to ask people is, if I tell you to break the law, are you gonna do it? Yes or no? And if they say no, he is gonna say there's the door. And if they say yes, their name is gonna go on that short list of people he would trust to put in power. That's the real danger of a second term of Donald Trump. The fact that he learned from his past mistakes and won't put anybody in a position of power that would ever tell him no, like Bill Barr did that one time.