Trump Goes On Manic Monday Morning Rant That Is As Unhinged As Ever As He Jumps Erratically Between Topics

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Donald Trump, who is set to return as president on January 20, 2025, announced on Monday that he is backing Mike Johnson for Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. Trump made this announcement on his social media platform, Truth Social, where he praised Johnson and shared his thoughts on the future of the Republican Party.

In his post, Trump called Mike Johnson “a good, hard-working, religious man” and said he believed Johnson would lead well as Speaker. He urged Republicans to take full advantage of their recent election success, where they won control of Congress and the presidency. Trump claimed, without evidence, that his victory in the 2024 election was a landslide, saying he won all seven swing states, 312 electoral votes, and even the popular vote.

Trump’s statement also included criticism of Democrats, whom he accused of wasting $2.5 billion on their 2024 campaign. He alleged that some of this money was used to buy endorsements from celebrities like Beyoncé and Oprah Winfrey, although he provided no proof to support these claims.

Mike Johnson’s endorsement by Trump shows how much influence the former president still has in the Republican Party. Johnson, a strong conservative, shares many of Trump’s political views, such as opposing Democratic policies on climate change and economic reforms. With Johnson as Speaker, the Republicans now have a clear leader to push forward their plans in Congress.

However, being Speaker won’t be easy for Johnson. The Republican Party is divided between moderates and far-right members. Johnson will need to work hard to keep everyone in the party united while trying to pass new laws. Some of the main issues he’ll face include taxes, healthcare, and immigration.

Trump’s announcement was not just about supporting Mike Johnson. It was also filled with his typical style of boasting about his own achievements. He described his 2024 campaign as “flawless” and said it was run much better than the Democrats’ campaign. He claimed his campaign spent less money and had better results, but he didn’t provide any real evidence to back this up.

Trump also repeated his usual complaints about election fraud, even though no proof has been provided for these claims. His comments about Democrats using campaign money for things like celebrity endorsements were dramatic and unproven, showing how he often uses strong words to grab attention.

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As Trump and the Republicans prepare to lead, it’s important for people to stay informed and think critically about what’s happening in politics. Are the claims about election fraud and campaign spending true, or are they unverified? It’s important to rely on trusted sources for accurate information.

Additionally, Mike Johnson’s actions as Speaker will reveal the Republican Party’s true goals—will they work with Democrats, or focus solely on their own party’s interests? People also have the power to influence politics through voting, contacting representatives, and staying engaged in important issues. So, are we doing enough to hold our leaders accountable?

Rather than focusing on important issues like healthcare and climate change, Trump spends a lot of time attacking his opponents and making claims that aren’t proven. This creates more division and makes it harder for people to work together. When leaders talk like this, it can hurt democracy because people start to lose trust in leaders and institutions.

At the same time, the Republican Party’s decision to align closely with Trump raises questions about its priorities. Are they focusing on what’s best for the country, or are they just following Trump’s lead?

As Americans, it’s our job to stay informed, ask questions, and make sure our leaders are working for everyone, not just for their own agendas.

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Terry Lawson

I’m Terry Lawson, a writer and editor based in Alabama with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. For the past four years, I’ve worked as a ghostwriter for various companies, delivering content that meets clients' needs. I currently work as an editor and political writer for Political Tribune, creating engaging articles. I enjoy writing and have developed strong skills in writing & editing, critical thinking, and project management. My work is fueled by a passion for storytelling and a commitment to quality.

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