When Trump accuses others of wrongdoing, you can bet he’s up to something himself | Arwa Mahdawi
Thursday’s speech about election integrity was a case in point, as the president seeks to undermine the system America’s mad king is spiraling. Donald Trump’s
Thursday’s speech about election integrity was a case in point, as the president seeks to undermine the system America’s mad king is spiraling. Donald Trump’s approval ratings are mired in the 30s as the Iran war rages on with no end in sight. As prices rise and the US’s reputation tanks, Trump is building self-serving monuments and putting his face on new $1 coins to ensure he leaves a lasting legacy.
Don’t worry, Donald, we’ll never forget you! Your name will forever be associated with corruption, crime, and a nationwide outbreak of explosive diarrhea. When the going gets tough, Trump tends to go into full-on victim mode. This week was no exception. On Thursday, the president gave a televised primetime speech in which he rehashed all his usual grievances.
A random jab about trans people? Check. Boasting about how he’s single-handedly made America great again? Check. Demonizing the media? Check. Complaints about how unfair it was he lost to Joe Biden in 2020 coupled with accusations about Chinese interference and misinformation about election integrity? Check. “No country can be great without fair and honest elections,” Trump announced.
“If there can be no trust, there can be no greatness. Unfortunately, the system we have falls catastrophically short of that standard.” Arwa Mahdawi is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...
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