Steyer who has spent millions trying to get Trump impeached whines that Trump is attacking HIM?

Fox News:
President Trump derided rival billionaire Tom Steyer as a "wacky" and "crazed & stumbling lunatic" on Sunday, after Steyer -- who was one of the prominent liberals to receive a threatening suspicious package last week -- said he "absolutely was blaming" Trump for creating an atmosphere in which "anything can bubble up, and anything is bubbling up."

Steyer fired back quickly, writing that Trump's comment was "unthinkable ... in the midst of the horrible political violence."

The Twitter conflagration erupted after Steyer's wide-ranging interview with CNN's "State of the Union," in which the hedge fund manager called Trump "corrupt," and accused him of "the most abject dereliction of duty in the history of the country" by "willingly putting Americans in harm's way" because he has dismissed a major United Nations report on global climate change.

Steyer not only appeared to implicate the president's rhetoric in the explosive devices allegedly mailed by Trump supporter Cesar Sayoc to top liberal figures, but also in the deadly mass shooting by gunman Robert Gregory Bowers at a synagogue on Saturday. Bowers regularly posted anti-Trump and anti-Semitic comments on social media.
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Steyer is another one of the liberal critics who can dish it, but can't take the counter punch.  He is like the media critics who want Trump to be a soic punching bag for their unfair attacks.

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