6G, 1 month ago

@KimPerales

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How quiet & peaceful is it near the Trump trial today?

That's wonderful, the US is not a failed country as #tfg keeps saying

BUT, #NH Governor #Sununu insisted on April 14 2024 (yesterday) that he is for Trump "No Matter What" because 51% of America supports Trump. THIS IS HIS LIE

Dem voters can make Biden/Harris get 60% or 65% of the vote, in Nov 5 2024

MAGA folks will HAVE TO SEE US.

@maga says they are saving the U.S. but they will have to see US as the majority

On MSNBC, Susanne Craig, an investigative reporter for the Times, added that Trump seemed alert during the morning but that "everything changed" around noon." "He looked like he was nodding off," she said. "At one point, a pretty true tell that he was falling asleep, his head nodded down. He sort of jolted back up at one point." Newsweek reached out to Trump's campaign and attorney Todd Blanche for comment via email. The report drew a quick reaction from social media, where some ridiculed the former president. Others, however, raised concerns about whether the report should be something of a warning sign about his state of mind ahead of the presidential election in November. "If Trump is too old and weak to stay awake at his own criminal trial, what do you think will happen in the Situation Room?" posted Dan Pfeiffer, a co-host of Pod Saves America. Joyce White Vance, a former federal prosecutor, wrote, "If he can't keep his eyes open when his own liberty is at stake, why would Americans have confidence he's capable of focus when our country's interests require sound presidential leadership?"