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Trump Flies Into A Rage Over Reports That He "Froze" During Weekend Speech
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During his speech at an NRA event this past weekend, Donald Trump froze and stopped talking for a solid 35 seconds. The news was buzzing about his freezing all weekend long, and it apparently got to Trump by Monday morning, because that's when he got on Truth Social to post a lengthy defense (and denial) of freezing up, blaming it on a wobbly podium rather than a faulty brain.
Also, Republican Representative Elise Stefanik has undergone quite the transformation in recent years, starting out as a Trump hater and then becoming one of his biggest fans. This point was recently highlighted in a piece for The New York Times, and when Fox News brought this up to Stefanik, she went absolutely ballistic claiming that these were "false smears," even though the Fox host pointed out that all of this is verifiable.
And during his speech to the NRA this past weekend, Donald Trump once again suggested that he could stay in office longer than two terms, citing FDR as his example for doing so. But FDR's terms in office were followed by a Constitutional amendment enacting term limits, something that Trump doesn't seem to understand or perhaps he has a plan to overcome that hurdle. His threats to remain in power should be taken very seriously.
Finally, Donald Trump isn't struggling as badly as he had been to raise money for his campaign, but his problem now is that his legal fees are intensifying so much that he is left with virtually nothing to spend on his campaign. According to a new report, Trump is spending two-thirds of the money that he is raising through his Super PAC on legal fees, leaving just one-third to spend on actual campaigning. He has to either bolster his income or reduce his legal fees in order for his campaign to stay solvent.
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