Trump LASHES OUT As Term Comes CRASHING DOWN

According to some new reports, Donald Trump's White House is in complete and total shambles. There's a lot of stress behind the scenes about the midterm elections, which are not looking good for Republicans. They're stressed about the Iran War, and really, it's because Donald Trump is completely incompetent. He can't do anything right. He's totally incapable. And yet online, and publicly, Donald Trump is painting a much different picture. He's painting a picture of success that he is still super popular, that everybody loves him, but of course, that couldn't be further from the truth. And take a look at some of these posts that Donald Trump has been making on truth social recently. He went, like, on a spree, posting four different times, five different times about how his endorsements are incredibly successful and how he's doing so well. He posted about Darlene Graham and how she won against a Republican in that primary or how a Republican in Oklahoma won that was endorsed by Donald Trump. This is just one example. Here's another one where he's touting endorsements, and it's just, you know, titled Trump endorsement success. And it's, of course, highlighting Darlene Graham again. So he's really hanging his hat on that one, or this one again, highlighting Darlene Graham and other people who, I guess, Trump endorsed and supported, and finally, here's more. I mean, he really wants you to know. He really wants you to believe that he's being successful and he's doing well on that Republican still like him. And this is the final one of the spree that Donald Trump posted. His endorsement success that all these people backed by him are doing very well. It's actually not true. Donald Trump actually had his worst endorsement season yet throughout his 10-year career in politics throughout the plague, the infection that he's brought upon the United States during his term. He had his least successful spell just recently. Take a look at this. Trump's endorsement record takes a hit as primaries near an end. Donald Trump's beloved endorsement record has taken a hit since the, during, excuse me, the 2026 midterm primary cycle with 10 candidates so far being defeated despite having Donald Trump support 10 candidates in Trump's Republican Party. Seems like people are kind of back and away from him. Trump has long touted his near perfect endorsement record over the last decade and his backing is highly coveted in Republican circles. Trump's support can often mean the difference between a win and a loss for Republican candidates. And while Trump's record for the midterm elections has been more victories than defeats, his success rate has taken a hit over the last month. So far in the midterm cycle, 10 Trump-backed candidates have lost their primaries in their respective races of those five lost in their gubernatorial primaries, four in the house of representatives, and one running for a, uh, an internal general seat. As a result, it's become one of Trump's worst primary endorsement cycles. He has on record amassing more primary losses than his endorsements in 2018, 2020 and 2024 combined. Isn't that something? And going back to 2018, that was not a good time for Republicans, not a good time for Donald Trump. In this pathetic display on social media, highlighting all these different victories, trying to portray this bravado, this success, only goes to speak to how awful things are going for Donald Trump. And the actual picture that's taking place behind the scenes, this is the report I'm referencing, a secret White House strain exposed as Trump's frustration goes. A prominent journalist has pulled back the curtain on a White House gripled by tension and led by a president who is lashing out at his staff more and more. Maggie Haberman of the New York Times, who appeared on CNN as White House press secretary Caroline Levitt wrapped up her final day. Woohoo. Thank God. Was asked about morale in the West Wing amid, uh, what anchor Laura Coates called a lot of midterm anxiety and she said, it's not a happy environment by any of the reporting we have. Maggie Haberman said, who's reporting is so effective that Donald Trump has given her the nickname maggot Haberman because he loves a good nickname, even though none of his nicknames are any good. The president has been in a pretty frustrated mood for a while about Iran, which again is of his own making. The Iran conflict kickoff without congressional approval on February 28th, Haberman who co-wrote the book regime change about Trump's second term with Jonathan Swan said Trump does not have the patience for long term diplomacy or having these lengthy conversations to try to get out of a situation. She know that Trump had expected the conflict in Iran to quote, be a quick war, which nobody actually believed by the way, but instead the administration is contending with a quote further depletion of munitions and near constant leaks. He is frustrated about leaks on and on and on. She said it's very much not a happy place right now to be in the White House and we have reports as well that Donald Trump has been lashing out at people like Pete Hegseth, who he accused of kind of lying to him about the state of munitions in the United States and in the Middle East. And actually, fun fact, or not so fun fact I should say, today is the sixth month anniversary of the Iran War. Today it hit six months and rightly people are asking what the hell is going on, what are we doing? For example, Abdul Al-Saheed, the Democratic candidate for Senate and Michigan made a video today asking that very question and I want you to hear it from him because I think he put it very, very well. Take a listen what he understood. The United States military began major combat operations in Iran. This is what our servicemen and women have been living. This is what you've been living. Fire started in the ship's main laundry area and spread leaving more than 600 crew members without beds. The senators say they're receiving reports about a shortage of basic supplies and water issues. Yes today, diesel will cost $5.16 per gallon. That's up $1.40 since the start of the war. Meanwhile, this is what my brothers is willing to say about it. I mean, I don't mind giving the president authority to continue. You can't stop in mid-negotiations. We have to go back to re-containing Iran. You cannot allow them to do this. Y'all must be real. This was never a war we should have fought. This is not something that we know how to get out of in Donald Trump wants you to pay attention to anything else. So those are compared to those are among the tallest buildings in the world. Spending hundreds of millions of dollars to build a borrow. I love construction. It's tapered. This isn't a straight up and down job, which still looks terrible, frankly. It's a tapered ball. Great. I'm very good at flag balls. Sanders for his bar. Well, it means a non-playing character and has nothing to say about it, like usual. Like usual is right, Mr. Abdul al-Sahiad, these Republicans, I should say, have no spine. They never want to stand up to Donald Trump. Mike Rogers and Michigan won't do it. And none of these candidates really will. Chuck Schumer also saying it's been six months since Trump initiated a war with Iran that has put American service members at risk, caused gas prices to skyrocket and created global instability. Donald Trump's comments that the Iran war would be very quick, just a quick incursion, as he would put it, are coming back to bite him in the ass watch. And we have right from the beginning, we projected four to five weeks. This is a short experience. No, but soon. I think so. It'll be soon. It won't be long. We've won this. This war has been won. I can say tonight that we are on track to complete all of America's military objectives shortly. Very shortly. I'll be ending pretty soon. Yeah. So you know what? That actually just gave me a memory. Like, remember this address to the nation that Donald Trump gave about the war in Iran? He was essentially declaring victory. And now we're here many months later after this speech. And there is no victory. There is no success in the Middle East. It's actually been failure after failure for this administration. And because of that, Donald Trump's approval rating remains historically low. The approval stalls at record low in latest survey, a support for Iran war falls to 31%. And that's actually the range that Donald Trump's approval rating is in as well. And of course, the toll from this war on the six month anniversary has been devastating. This is a new report from the Guardian. Trump's War on Iran is rapidly draining the U.S. Navy budget documents and interviews reveal experts in former officials say accounts are running dry and funding a war with no clear endgame is the main challenge. Donald Trump's war on Iran has driven the U.S. military into a severe financial crisis with the U.S. Navy forced to transfer money from its payroll and other sources to cover the cost of combat. That's where we are. You know, Donald Trump ran on the idea of making America great again as he's done so often. I mean, that's his thing, right? He puts it on the hats. He puts it on the t-shirts. He says it all the time. We're making America great again. Just at a curiosity if there are any MAGA Republicans watching, which I don't think that there are. But if there are, I would love to hear how putting our military into a financial crisis is making America great. I would love to know how bankrupting the Navy to the point where it has to move money from its payroll and other sources to cover the cost of combat is making America great. How is that making us successful? I just want to know. It's a simple question. And because of this, Republicans are feeling the effects in the midterms in the polling. For example, take a look at Texas. New polls shows James Toleriko leading the Republican candidate Ken Paxson by six percentage points in their Senate race, even in South Carolina. A poll, which of course, you don't want to trust the polls, word for word. You don't want to believe that those are just the results. You want to get out in there and vote. But a stunning poll shows that Democrats could flip this seat in South Carolina with Darlene Graham being historically weak. And of course, in Georgia, with the superstar, John Ossoff sitting at 50% his Republican candidate at 43%. And this is a state that, of course, Donald Trump won in 2024. So look, the point is, Donald Trump can tout his endorsements and pretend that he's loved and that he's having so much success and all that crap. He can live in that fantasy land. He can live in that delusion. The people are going to show up. You're going to face the music at some point. Trump lives in this bubble in the Oval Office where everyone tells him that he's great and he's allowed to lash out at everybody. and they just listen to every word he says and that's it. But the voters don't live in that bubble. We live outside that bubble very far away from it. Matter of fact, and Donald Trump is facing the music. So look, I will leave the video there. 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