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In one section, she dives into a vitriolic social media debate that arose in the wake of her box office success with “Nope.”

Despite weeks of vitriolic campaigning, De León and Jurado have much in common.

The briefings often took a theatrical and at times vitriolic turn as López Obrador assailed a range of targets, including the wealthy elite, which he complained had dominated the country for decades, and the U.S.

Trump utilises his Truth Social account to make - or promote - some of the most vitriolic attacks on Democrats.

The American Civil Liberties Union condemned Kennedy’s “discriminatory and vitriolic attack” in a statement.