How Bill Pulte learned the art of the attack, from his own family to Letitia James

WASHINGTON (AP) — Before Bill Pulte started targeting President Donald Trump’s political enemies, he practiced on his own family.

He accused his grandfather’s widow of insider trading. He was allegedly the driving force behind a website trashing an aunt as a “fake Christian.” And he publicly blasted another relative as “a fat slob,” “weirdo” and “grifter,” according to court records from a bitter legal feud Pulte pursued against PulteGroup, the multibillion-dollar homebuilding giant his grandfather founded.