Trump's favorite journalist dishes dirt on ex-president's biggest legal attack dog

A self-described journalist whose content is shared by Donald Trump nearly every single day is now going after his biggest legal attack dog in Congress.

Trump loyalist Laura Loomer, who has been floated by Trump's son Don Jr. as a possible interim press secretary hire in Trump's potential future administration, has repeatedly posted "exclusive" articles that claim to have dirt on Trump's enemies, including Justice Engoron, who is overseeing the former president's civil fraud trial. In fact, Trump on Tuesday was called out for wrongly identifying a New York Post reporter as Engoron's son, stemming from an article by Loomer.

But Loomer also hasn't hesitated to attack certain Trump allies. She has lobbed insults at Georgia GOPer Marjorie Taylor Greene, explaining recently that Greene essentially got her fired from a position in Trump's first administration.

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Now, Loomer has targeted Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY), who has recently emerged as Donald Trump's biggest attack dog as he fights against legal problems on multiple fronts.

The New York Republican wrote a letter to the Department of Justice asking for new federal charges against former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, who admitted in the $250 million fraud trial in New York that he had lied during congressional testimony in 2019, and that was the second time Stefanik went on the attack in that case.

More recently, MSNBC reports, Stefanik filed a complaint against Judge Beryl Howell, accusing her of delivering a speech “in which she insinuated the election of President Trump will lead to fascism in America.”

But Loomer said Tuesday that the lawmaker "Takes Donations From Bill Gates and Anti-Trump Billionaire Paul Singer Who Has Ties To Russian Collusion Hoax."

"She absolutely cannot and should not be President Trump’s VP pick," Loomer wrote of Stefanik. "She also just voted to extend FISA funding."