Trump is on the offensive against The Atlantic after it alleged he had dismissed American veterans as «suckers» and «losers.»
President Donald Trump hit out at the widow of late Apple founder Steve Jobs—Laurene Powell Jobs—on Sunday morning, criticizing her involvement with The Atlantic magazine and calling on supporters to «let her know how you feel.» Last week, The Atlantic published an article claiming that Trump referred to American World War One dead as «losers» and U. S. troops as «suckers.» Trump and the White House angrily rejected the report, which was confirmed by multiple other reporters. Trump renewed his attacks on the publication Sunday, taking aim at Jobs after Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk noted that she has donated $500,000 to Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s campaign. Jobs is the founder of the investing and philanthropic Emerson Collective organization, which became the majority owner of The Atlantic in July 2017. Newsweek subscription offers > «Steve Jobs would not be happy that his wife is wasting money he left her on a failing Radical Left Magazine that is run by a con man (Goldberg) and spews FAKE NEWS & HATE,» Trump wrote.
