Trump's incoherent ramblings are spiraling out of control

Sitting behind the Resolute Desk, the President of the United States spent 44 minutes attacking the press and then signed an executive order that could severely limit Americans’ ability to vote, just months before the midterms. The order directs the Department of Homeland Security, working with the Social Security Administration, to build a federal list of citizens eligible to vote. The Postal Service would be barred from sending absentee ballots to anyone not on that list. States that refuse to comply risk losing federal funding. And the Attorney General would be directed to prosecute election officials who send ballots to voters the federal government hasn’t approved. The Constitution gives the president no role in election administration. A previous executive order attempting the same thing has already been blocked by multiple federal judges. He signed another one anyway.

The problem he claims to be solving does not exist. The Heritage Foundation’s own database, built specifically to prove widespread fraud, instead proved the opposite. In Arizona, 25 years of elections and 42 million ballots produced 36 cases. In Pennsylvania, 30 years and 100 million votes produced 39 cases. Not a single election outcome was altered. And last week, Trump himself voted by mail in a Florida special election while in-person voting was available. When asked about it, he said, “Because of the fact that I’m President of the United States.” Mail-in voting is fraud when we do it. It is fine when he does it. He doesn’t want fewer fraudulent votes. He wants fewer votes.

But the courts are still holding. A federal judge ruled that Trump’s executive order defunding NPR and PBS was unconstitutional, calling it “viewpoint discrimination and retaliation.” Another judge rejected key parts of Trump’s immunity claims for January 6th, ruling the lawsuits against him can proceed personally and striking down Pam Bondi’s attempt to shield him from liability. Within minutes of the signing, secretaries of state from Oregon, Arizona, and California announced they would see him in court. The lawsuits have already begun. And the closer we get to November, the more desperate he becomes, because he knows what happens when Americans show up to vote.

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This video is based on my written post, available HERE, and based on the events of 3-31-2026.

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