Donald Trump came under fire Friday for several gaffes at an NRA event in Pennsylvania.
The former president slurs his words when he says the word “subsidy,” says “dino dollars” instead of “dollars,” and hates it when he makes front page news every time he “slightly mispronounces the word.” He even said. He also said that the situation was great three years ago, even though Joe Biden took office, claiming there were no two terrorist attacks during his presidency. He also said that although Biden addressed reporters last night, he has not spoken in months.
The failure prompted widespread criticism from online onlookers.
“It’s terrible,” Democratic youth activist Harry Sisson said in response to the former president’s “subsidy” fiasco.
“Mr. Trump is slurring his speech again and claiming that ‘wealthy people are getting a $7,000 subsidy.’ Um… a subsidy?” he asked. “I don’t know what it is, and I’m sure others don’t either. He can’t say the subsidy properly, so he must have dementia. Right? , Republican?”
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Former prosecutor Ron Filipkowski said of the “subsidy”, “Mr. Trump, who has dementia, is staring at the teleprompter, stopping and thinking, but he can’t say it yet.”
In yet another example, the Biden-Harris headquarters account on social media noted that President Trump is “distracted by strange stories.”
“I know all about marbles. I can talk about all marbles,” Trump said.
This prompted former federal prosecutor Elizabeth de la Vega to say, “Well, he lost his marbles a long time ago.”
President Trump also appeared to have misjudged what day it was, saying, “If I wasn’t here, we would have had a fun Saturday afternoon.” Of course he said so on Friday. This was also picked up by the Biden-Harris headquarters.
“It’s Friday night,” the account reads.
“Donald Trump doesn’t even know what day it is. Wow,” the “Biden Victory” account replied.
