President Donald Trump was in full celebration mode in Nevada.
In the middle of him bragging about his policies, he takes a brutal shot at Biden.
Donald Trump gets a harsh reminder after he boasts about his “No Tax on Tips” policy while speaking in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo: Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images)
But somewhere between the applause and the punchline, Trump walked straight into a trap he built himself.
It seems he’s now condemning his own horrible track record, though some say the 79-year-old just forgot he was in charge.
After someone shared a clip on Threads of Trump forgetting he was president one year ago, several users weighed in to note recent history.
“He was the President last year so there’s that,” replied one.
Another user wrote that Trump has dementia, and the entire Trump administration, as well as his supporters, caught well-deserved strays on his behalf.
“His dementia is a direct threat to our nation, his whole administration is a threat to our nation, MAGA is a threat to our nation,” they wrote.
“He forgets that he was president a year ago due to his dementia getting worse,” added another.
Another reader simply asked, “Who’s going to tell him.”
One user noted that Trump should be tried for his illegal war, which began on Feb. 28.
The president ordered air strikes that hit an all-girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran.
Roughly 168 people, mostly children, were killed.
“We are still an embarrassment and the world is alternating between laughing at you and wanting to get you tried for war crimes,” one user replied.
Trump’s inability to stay focused and on topic is unusual.
Trump took another petty swipe at a predecessor for a cheap laugh.
But critics say he only reopened a sore spot he refuses to leave alone.
The 79-year-old former reality star has not gotten over Barack Obama for making fun of him at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in 2011.
In a recent Truth Social post, he shared a photo of the pair at his inauguration, referring back to Obama, who once claimed that Trump would never be president.
The jab quickly boomeranged as people pointed out it revived the very comparisons Trump often seems eager to outrun, with some arguing his repeated shots at former presidents keep exposing a deeper fixation that refuses to die.
Trump also praised the military during his Nevada speech and stated that the U.S. has “the best military… the best rockets.” He ended his speech by claiming that the rest of the world respects America, Trump thinks, “like never before,” as he thanked everyone for coming to celebrate him. But there are people who beg to differ.
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