Democrats, Republicans, television hosts, radio personalities, lawmakers—it seems like no one is spared from Donald Trump’s insults. But as the race for the GOP presidential nomination gathers steam, it seems like the never-shy, always-controversial front-runner has taken his biting rhetoric to a new level this month.
September hasn’t been a great month for Trump. Polls show his lead shrinking following the second Republican debate. He took major heat for not correcting a questioner who inaccurately called President Obama a Muslim during an event in New Hampshire. And just this week, he decided to boycott Fox News. Still, Trump is showing no signs that he’ll tone down his attacks.
Here’s a look at what the billionaire real estate mogul said in September alone—and there’s still six days to go!
Marco Rubio sweats too much: “He sweats more than any young person I’ve ever seen in my life. I’ve never seen a person sweat. I’ve never seen a guy down water like he does … they bring it in buckets for this guy,” Trump said.
Hillary Clinton is ‘shrill’: At a campaign stop in South Carolina, Trump said the Democratic front-runner has “become very shrill. You know the word shrill? She’s become shrill.”
But so is Rand Paul: After coming under fire by critics who said Trump’s remarks about Clinton were sexist, Trump said, “I would call Rand Paul shrill. I think he’s shrill. I don’t think that’s a term that applies exclusively to women at all.”
Bill O’Reilly picks too many Trump haters: Trump took particular aim at the Fox News host. “.@O’Reillyfactor, why don’t you have some knowledgeable talking heads on your show for a change instead of the same old Trump haters. Boring!” he wrote.
Rich Lowry is the ‘dumbest’: During the same Twitter rant, Trump name-checked the editor of The National Review, who was a guest on Fox News. Trump said Lowry was “one of the dumbest talking heads—he doesn’t have a clue!”








