President Trump began the Memorial Day with a long, angry and insulting rant that he published on Truth Social, retracted, then put online after a quick assembly.
His initial display included only two sentences, the first of which used 141 words, at 6:45 am. am
“Happy Memorial Day to all, including the foam that has spent the last four years trying to destroy our country through detained radical minds, which have enabled 21,000,000 million people to illegally enter our country, many criminals and mentally judges, through an open border, only an incompetent president, and through judges who are on mission for the murderers. Drugs, Rapists, Gang Rob members, murderers and rape, protected by these hateful judges in the United States who suffer from an ideology that is sick and very dangerous for our country.
The second sentence of this deleted position hoped that the Supreme Court and other courts would help him usurp the efforts of the “monsters” that Trump accused of wanting the nation. This message was deleted and replaced by a note by simply reading “Happy Memorial Day!”
Trump then republished his original message with a few minor adjustments, including a promise to make America “great” at 7:22 am
The president published follow -up to promote a speech at 11 a.m. which he planned to pronounce in the Arlington National Cemetery.
“APPRECIATE!!” He ended this announcement.
Trump’s attack on Biden and his administration occur a week after wishing his predecessor a “rapid and successful recovery” following the 46th president’s prostate cancer diagnostics.
This is not the first time that Trump’s social networks have focused on the Memorial Day.
The president started the day in 2020 with an angry message on social networks defending his decision to play golf during the Memorial Day weekend while the COVVI-19 pandemic was raging out of control.
“What they don’t say is that it was my first golf course in almost 3 months,” he tweeted.
The American Veterans Department calls for Memorial Day “the country’s first annual day to cry and honor its deceased men and women.”
