Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump slammed The Boston Globe on Sunday in response to a satirical front page the paper published that imagines a Trump presidency. 
 
 "How about that stupid Boston Globe? It's worthless, sold for a dollar," Trump said during a rally Sunday in Rochester, N.Y. 
 
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 Trump said he thinks the paper has received a lot of backlash from the front page it published. 
 
 The editorial board, in introducing the page, called Trump's vision for the country's future "deeply disturbing" and "un-American." It also slams the front-runner for comments he's made about riots, opening up libel laws and shutting down Muslim immigration to the United States. 
 
 "It is easy to find historical antecedents. The rise of demagogic strongmen is an all too common phenomenon on our small planet. And what marks each of those dark episodes is a failure to fathom where a leader’s vision leads, to carry rhetoric to its logical conclusion," the piece said. 
 
 "The satirical front page of this section attempts to do just that, to envision what America looks like with Trump in the White House." 
 
 "They wrote a totally dishonest story, totally dishonest," Trump said during the rally Sunday. ||||| Donald Trump speaks during a rally at JetSmart Aviation Services on Sunday in Rochester, N.Y. | AP Photo Trump blasts fake Boston Globe front page 
 
 Donald Trump on Sunday dismissed the Boston Globe as a “stupid” and “worthless” newspaper on the same day that the organization published a fake front page with stories depicting would-be news events during a Trump administration. 
 
 “Did you see the story? The whole front page, they made up the story that Trump is the president and they made up the whole front page,” he said during an event in Rochester, New York. "It’s a make-believe story, which is really no different than the whole paper." 
 
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 The Globe created a fake front page for its Sunday Ideas section. The page was dated a year from Sunday, and included stories about continued deportations and riots, Attorney General Chris Christie, and U.S. soldiers refusing orders to kill ISIL families. 
 
 An editor’s note at the bottom explained the concept, and an editorial asking the GOP to stop Trump appeared on the next page: "His vision of America promises to be as appalling in real life as it is in black and white on the page." 
 
 Though a fake front page is a new thing in this campaign, Trump’s comments are on par with past and regular criticisms of media organizations, particularly those which publish stories critical of the GOP front-runner’s campaign. 
 
 At the same event Sunday, Trump also criticized the New York Times and the Washington Post as “dishonest” publications.
– Donald Trump appears to have at least glanced at the Boston Globe's fake front page imagining a Trump presidency this time next year—and he is not pleased. "Did you see the story? The whole front page, they made up the story that Trump is the president and they made up the whole front page," he said during a campaign event Sunday night in Rochester, NY, per Politico. "It's a make-believe story, which is really no different than the whole paper." He called the Globe "stupid," adding, "It's worthless, it's sold for a dollar." Trump slammed the Globe as "dishonest" and said he believes the paper has had a lot of backlash from the phony front page, which ran in the paper's "Ideas" section, reports the Hill. He didn't address the contents of the front page, which was dated April 9, 2017, and can be seen here. The stories ranged from realistic to whimsical, with the main headline announcing the beginning of mass deportations and a sidebar story announcing that the president's first romance novel, A Trumping to Remember, had been pulled after the publisher discovered it had been "cribbed from a May 1986 edi­tion of Penthouse." The Globe has Chris Christie as Trump's attorney general, Kid Rock as ambassador to Japan, and Apprentice contestant Omarosa Manigault as education secretary.