This image shows a portion of a satirical front page of The Boston Globe published on the newspaper's website on Saturday, April 9, 2016. The editorial board of The Boston Globe used the parody to express... (Associated Press) 
 
 This image shows a portion of a satirical front page of The Boston Globe published on the newspaper's website on Saturday, April 9, 2016. The editorial board of The Boston Globe used the parody to express its uneasiness with a potential Donald Trump presidency. (The Boston Globe via AP) (Associated Press) 
 
 This image shows a portion of a satirical front page of The Boston Globe published on the newspaper's website on Saturday, April 9, 2016. The editorial board of The Boston Globe used the parody to express its uneasiness with a potential Donald Trump presidency. (The Boston Globe via AP) (Associated Press) This image shows a portion of a satirical front page of The Boston Globe published on the newspaper's website on Saturday, April 9, 2016. The editorial board of The Boston Globe used the parody to express... (Associated Press) 
 
 BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Globe printed a satirical front page complete with fake stories that show how "troubling" its editorial board says a Donald Trump presidency would be for America. 
 
 The newspaper's front page is dated April 9, 2017, and its lead story is about Trump calling for deportations. Another article mentions work being halted on a wall at the Mexico border. 
 
 There's also a short item about backlash Trump received after tweeting a photo of his new dog he named "Madame Peng," after China's first lady Peng Liyuan. 
 
 In an editorial (http://bit.ly/20qYqoH ), the Globe calls the satire "an exercise in taking a man at his word." 
 
 The board says Republicans need to put up every roadblock to Trump they can. 
 
 The Trump campaign hasn't responded to requests for comment. ||||| 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.
– The Boston Globe printed a satirical front page complete with fake stories that show how "troubling" its editorial board says a Donald Trump presidency would be for America, the AP reports. The newspaper's front page is dated April 9, 2017, and its lead story is about Trump calling for deportations. Another article mentions work being halted on a wall at the Mexico border. There's also a short item about backlash Trump received after tweeting a photo of his new dog he named "Madame Peng," after China's first lady Peng Liyuan, and a piece about US soldiers refusing orders to kill ISIS families. The front page is "an exercise in taking a man at his word," says a Globe editorial. "And his vision of America promises to be as appalling in real life as it is in black and white on the page. It is a vision that demands an active and engaged opposition. It requires an opposition as focused on denying Trump the White House as the candidate is flippant and reckless about securing it." The Trump campaign hasn't responded to requests for comment.