Trump Attacks Congressman Jerry Nadler On Twitter: 'Some Things Never End'
- 5 years ago
President Trump slammed Jerry Nadler on Twitter.
President Trump lashed out at House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, saying he "fought me for years." "Congressman Jerry Nadler fought me for years on a very large development I built on the West Side of Manhattan," Trump wrote in a Tuesday tweet. "He wanted a Rail Yard built underneath the development or even better, to stop the job. He didn't get either & the development became VERY successful." "Nevertheless, I got along very well with Jerry during the zoning and building process," Trump further noted. "Then I changed course (slightly), became President, and now I am dealing with Congressman Nadler again. Some things never end, but hopefully it will all go well for everyone. Only time will tell!" The tweets followed a Washington Post report published on Monday. The Post noted: "The feud between Trump, 72, and Nadler, 71, began in the 1980s when Nadler, a New York state assemblyman and later congressman, proved to be a major obstacle to a vast development project that Trump envisioned for Manhattan's West Side, Nadler's turf." At present, Nadler is leading an investigation into Trump's conduct as president.
President Trump lashed out at House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, saying he "fought me for years." "Congressman Jerry Nadler fought me for years on a very large development I built on the West Side of Manhattan," Trump wrote in a Tuesday tweet. "He wanted a Rail Yard built underneath the development or even better, to stop the job. He didn't get either & the development became VERY successful." "Nevertheless, I got along very well with Jerry during the zoning and building process," Trump further noted. "Then I changed course (slightly), became President, and now I am dealing with Congressman Nadler again. Some things never end, but hopefully it will all go well for everyone. Only time will tell!" The tweets followed a Washington Post report published on Monday. The Post noted: "The feud between Trump, 72, and Nadler, 71, began in the 1980s when Nadler, a New York state assemblyman and later congressman, proved to be a major obstacle to a vast development project that Trump envisioned for Manhattan's West Side, Nadler's turf." At present, Nadler is leading an investigation into Trump's conduct as president.