Trump looked rough, as photos from Trump Tower captured in real life at his post-conviction press conference.
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This is a photo I sent to my friend Molly Jong Fast who was attending the event.
A friend sent me this from Presser. pic.twitter.com/CASpjZ1wxI
— Molly JongFast (@MollyJongFast) ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw”>May 31, 2024
The press conference itself was full of lies and delusions. Trump was desperately trying to open the courts to overturn 34 felony convictions and keep those convictions out of the minds of voters. Trump’s comments were so inconsistent that CNN cut off the live broadcast, saying the former president was cut off by yelling and not using a teleprompter.
For those who argue that Donald Trump is doing better than ever, just take a look at the photo above. Donald Trump doesn’t look good. The indictment, the court case, and now the felony conviction have taken a toll on him.
Trump launched his presidential campaign because he thought it would prevent him from being indicted or prosecuted. Trump is watching his fundraising costs for his own legal bills. The former president is running a small campaign, and frankly, he looks half-dead.
The photo above is of the real Donald Trump, and it doesn’t look good.
Biden is keeping his promise and showing what a good, thoughtful government can do to help people.
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