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Donald Trump speaks at a press conference for the release of his new book "Crippled America" at Trump Tower on November 3, 2015 in New York City.
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When the Wall Street Journal wrote an editorial bashing Donald Trump’s debate performance, it was perhaps only a matter of time before the GOP candidate took to social media to attack back.

Thursday morning, the Wall Street Journal published an editorial knocking Donald Trump on his trade comments during Tuesday night’s Fox Business debate.

The editorial says,

Trump then wrote a series of five tweets lashing out at the Wall Street Journal for its editorial judgment and defending his knowledge of the trade deal.

Later, Trump went back to Twitter to rail against a second editorial in the Wall Street Journal published the same day, this one by Republican political operative Karl Rove. It declared Trump the “biggest loser” of Tuesday’s debate.

Rove wrote:

Trump responded:

Later Thursday, Rove hit back at Trump for his tweet-storm with some “free advice” for the candidate:

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