They may be fighting because they’re both from the same town and New York’s not big enough for the two of them but regardless of the root of their animosity there’s no doubt Donald Trump sets the New York Times’ teeth on edge.

A few days ago the Times ran a front page story claiming Donald Trump may refuse to serve as President if he defeats Hillary in November – that after this election Trump may say, That’s it. I’m done. I don’t want to be President.

The Times then went into great detail spelling out what would happen next – after Trump withdrew: How the Electoral College would pick someone else to be President and how, if the Electoral College deadlocked, the House of Representatives would pick the new President.

At times I’ve said some unkind things about Donald Trump – for stretching the truth – but this week the New York Times takes the cake.