Joe Biden and Democratic operatives need to re-double their meager efforts in the name game. Trumpty Dumpty gets a free ride: There are no “lock him up” chants at Democratic rallies.

Two days after the midterm elections, the paper illustrated former President Donald J. Trump as Trumpty Dumpty about to have a great fall.

Trumpty wants to build a great wall, but Trumpty Dumpty is in for a great fall! All of the president's great wall is going to collapse and become dusty, even with E. Musky! All of their men and ...

New York Post Whacks Trump After Stunning Midterms: ‘Trumpty Dumpty’ by Bradley Cortright November 10, 2022 in Commentary ...

A nursery rhyme that fits the times, Humpty Trumpty ruled a nation, greatest of all. Doomed it with double talk, making it ready to fall. The end of civilization is a nursery rhyme away.

The Rupert Murdoch-owned New York Post and Wall Street Journal ― both previous boosters of Donald Trump ― put the blame for the GOP’s less-than-stellar showing in the 2022 midterm elections ...

Trumpty Dumpty had a great fall and won’t be back to finish his wall. All MAGA’s horses and all MAGA’s men, can’t put Trumpty Dumpty back together again.

Rupert Murdoch’s conservative media empire helped propel Donald Trump’s remarkable rise from tabloid-friendly New York real estate mogul and reality show star to the presidency. But in the ...

Donald Trump was blessed with a new nickname, Dumpty Trumpty, this after the "Red Wave" he predicted in the midterms fell short.

Opinion Sensible America finally spoke, but ‘Trumpty Dumpty’ won’t shut up Nick Bryant Journalist and author November 12, 2022 — 5.00am Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size ...

The New York Post, the right-leaning tabloid newspaper published in New York City, mocked former president Trump on the cover of its Wednesday print issue after it praised Governor Ron DeSantis as ...

"Trumpty Dumpty" - probably as much a political epitaph as a headline. When the New York Post put that on their front page, it wasn't just selling papers, it was crafting the end of a career.