Former President Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of criticism aimed at President Joe Biden in a series of late-night posts on Truth Social.
Trump’s tirade began at 10:59 PM on Monday, July 1, with an emphatic declaration: “Crooked Joe Biden is the worst president in the history of the United States, by far!”
Not stopping there, Trump escalated his attack at 11:17 PM, accusing Biden of a litany of offenses: “Crooked Joe Biden spied on my campaign, took money from foreign governments, made some of the worst policy and military decisions in USA history, weaponized injustice, and is our worst president ever. He is killing our country, a total loser!!! DJT”
The final post in the tirade came at 11:46 PM, where Trump took a swipe at Biden’s debate performance: “Biden’s Debate performance was rated poor, with an arrow pointing left. That means it was Less than Poor.
“Mine was rated, ‘the best in the history of Presidential Debates.’ In other words, there is a BIG GAP for Crooked Joe to make up, and with his mind and memory completely shot, and marbles in his mouth, it’s not going to happen!”
These posts are the latest in a long history of late-night social media activity from Trump, often characterized by their sharp and unfiltered nature.
Trump’s comments come on the heels of a debate widely criticized for Biden’s uneven performance. Observers noted that Biden struggled to maintain a coherent narrative, leading to widespread concerns about his readiness for another term in office.
Trump’s remarks about the debate reflect a broader sentiment among his supporters that Biden is unfit for the presidency.
The former president’s bold claims about his own debate prowess and Biden’s alleged deficiencies are part of a strategy to undermine confidence in Biden’s leadership.
This tactic has been a recurring theme in Trump’s rhetoric as he seeks to galvanize his base ahead of the November election.
While Trump’s supporters rally behind his assertions, critics argue that his relentless attacks only deepen the partisan divide.
The focus on Biden’s perceived failings rather than policy debates suggests a continuation of the personal attacks that have defined recent political discourse.
The reaction to Trump’s late-night posts has been mixed. Supporters cheer his bluntness and directness, while detractors decry the lack of decorum and the perpetuation of misinformation.
These midnight messages are likely going to continue ahead of the November election, reflecting Trump’s unique approach to political communication.