After accusing him of doping before the first presidential debate, Donald Trump called his Democratic opponent for the White House Joe Biden "nuts" on Twitter.
For several days, the president has multiplied angry tweets while his delay in the polls remains significant.
US President Donald Trump, lagging behind in the polls less than a month before the presidential election, on Wednesday called his Democratic opponent Joe Biden a "nut".
"He's been a nutcase for years and everyone knows it," the US president tweeted.
"The media is getting stuck with him and just trying to protect him," he added.
"Did you notice how all the negative things, like his very low IQ, are never mentioned again? Fake News!"
He's been a wacko for years, and everyone knows it.
The Lamestream Media is stuck with him and they are just now trying to clean up his act.
Notice how all of the bad things, like his very low IQ, are no longer reported?
Fake News!
#MAGAhttps: //t.co/LU2o2m7CSs
- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 7, 2020
Trump multiplies angry tweets
For several days, the tenant of the White House has multiplied angry tweets.
"The Fake News media (...) only want to talk about Covid-19," he thundered Tuesday in a message written from the White House, which he found Monday evening after three days of hospitalization.
As the November 3 ballot approaches, polls are more worrying every day for the former New York businessman seeking a second term.
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16 points behind in the polls
According to the latest
CNN / SSRS
poll
released Tuesday morning, he is now 16 points behind (41% against 57% of voting intentions) compared to Joe Biden.
If we look at the map of key states likely to tip the election to one side or the other, the Democratic candidate's lead is less clear, but it is real, and constant.