Donald Trump has never been what you would call eloquent. He is not an orator. Yet the former president seems to be becoming even more incoherent during the day, as his latest “press conference” emphasized on Thursday.
Speaking to reporters at the Bedminister Country Club in New Jersey, Trump stood in front of a grocery store—coffee, cereal, milk—for what was billed as a press conference on the economy, one of the “issues” his allies and advisers have called “the big question.” wish He would spend more time talking about. Instead, people get a series of complaints about topics from him. anger In Kamala Harris call him and JD Vance “strange” with the “bird graveyard” under his windmill mathematical challenge controversy that “exceeded…100 percent” of job creation under Joe Biden over the past year have “turned to migrants”.
“The actual numbers are much higher,” Trump said, “but the government hasn’t caught up.”
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“I haven’t seen Cheerios in a long time,” he remarked at another point, saying he wanted to “bring some of them back [his] small house and lots of fun.”
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You may ask, what exactly does that mean? Well, what does that mean? any What does this mean? Trump is not only speechless, trying in vain to express his thoughts and feelings with a vocabulary that seems limited to “beautiful,” “perfect,” and maybe thirty other words. Now he’s talking in sentences, becoming so self-referential and oratorical that you need to leave a trail of breadcrumbs to find your way back to the original thought. Consider Trump’s latest addition to his repertoire of Hannibal Lecter, the fictional cannibal portrayed on page and screen by Anthony Hopkins: “He would love to take you to dinner,” the former president said in his immigration speech at the Republican National Convention. speech last month. “It was a mental hospital. They were cleaning out their mental hospital.”
Does he confuse migrants? seek asylum with mental hospital—like the kind of thing where “the late, great Hannibal Lecter” might be locked up? Maybe. Does that make sense? Not really! For his supporters, understanding this part—or at least recognizing it—reminds them that they’re part of the MAGA gang. But for anyone else, ramblings about Hannibal Lecter or scene of him dancing to YMCA music—which was broadcast every night of his convention, and which Republicans in attendance never seemed to tire of—was certainly incomprehensible.
Or, as Harris puts it, downright “weird.” Indeed, her campaign has attacked Trump’s “anything and everything,” releasing a declare ridiculed his “lies and delusions” and released clips of his crazy rants at Bedminster, where he made more newspaper headlines on Thursday when he propose The Presidential Medal of Freedom which he presented to the donor Miriam Adelson “better” than the Medal of Honor awarded for valor in combat because those who receive the award “are either in very bad shape because they’ve been shot so many times or they’re dead.” Trump clearly hopes that by having cameras on him as much as possible, he can regain the momentum he lost to Harris over the past month. Instead, he’s helping to make the case against his return to power, one bizarre criticism at a time. “I think we did a great job,” Trump said. speak in Bedminster on Thursday. “Some of you will say, ‘He was screaming and cursing!’ I didn’t scream and curse,” he added. “I’m a very calm person, believe it or not.”
