Vogue under fire for ‘hatchet job’ on Melania Trump

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Vogue magazine’s harsh takedown of the newly released White House portrait of first lady Melania Trump is drawing demands that the fashion bible apologize for its “hatchet job.”

On Friday, Staten Island Borough President Vito Fossella added his voice to the criticism of the magazine, edited by Anna Wintour who adored the Trumps before their arrival at the White House.

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