Report: Trump has been hibernating at home for almost a month

When donald trump was about to announce his third election race, he probably assumed the announcement would trigger the start of a two-year period in which he would be celebrated around the world. Wherever he went, people would spontaneously sing and dance, thanking their “favorite president” for mobilizing to save the country. In cities and towns across the United States, parades were held daily in his honor, not the kind of balloons. depicting him as a giant, angry baby. No, these would be extremely flattering, giving her abs and hair that doesn’t seem like it can blow away in the wind. He would call Fox News and they would say to the audience, “We are in the presence of greatness! The Republican Party would introduce legislation abolishing the presidential primary and simply give him the nomination. And maybe they would add an addendum that once he wins the general, they would get rid of the whole electoral process.

Of course, in reality, things didn’t quite turn out that way. Hardly anyone in the GOP came out to support his candidacy, despite his threats to punish Republicans who don’t support him as soon as possible. Rupert Murdochmedia empire has spent a lot of time and effort tell people he’s a loser. A Yahoo News/YouGov poll released Thursday had a Florida governor Ron DeSantis to beat him in 2024 by five points. Instead of 24/7 parades, he was hit with a conviction this week for his family business, which a jury said to have committed 17 different crimes. His own daughter, the one he really loves, didn’t even show up for his big announcement and made it clear she wants nothing to do with her future political projects.

And while no one ever accuses Donald Trump of accurately reading a play or having any grip on reality, there is at least some indication that he seems to have any idea his candidacy wasn’t as well received as him. hoped for: the fact that he had hardly left the house for almost a month.

Yes, The Washington Post reports that since launching his third White House bid three weeks ago, “Donald Trump has barely left his private South Florida club except to play golf on his course through Lake Worth Lagoon,” a situation that underscores his current pariah status within the GOP.

By The post office:

Trump’s isolation within the ornate walls of his club and a series of controversies – since dining with anti-Semites you and Nick Fuentes to a social media post suggesting the ‘termination’ of the Constitution – have left him increasingly isolated within his party as he tries to engineer a political comeback. [Herschel] WalkerTuesday’s loss in the runoff election became the latest blow, prompting more Republicans to join the chorus of blaming him for dragging the party’s performance midway through this year. “The former president presents our greatest risk of losing for 2024, and the conservatives are tired of losing,” said Bob Vander Plaats, leader of the Family Leader, a conservative social group based in Iowa. “Even the announcement of the former president is welcomed as if nothing had happened. There is no buzz among my network.

Criticism of Trump for hurting Republicans at the polls shows no signs of abating and got even stronger after [the Georgia loss on] Tuesday. “It’s a formula that doesn’t work,” said Brian Robinson, a GOP operative in Georgia, explaining that party candidates needed to reach voters outside of Trump’s base. “I don’t think going forward you’ll have another primary season where the litmus test promises to be about the 2020 election.”

For its part, the Trump team insists that the fact that the ex-president has essentially become an inmate at Mar-a-Lago is irrelevant, with The post office reporting that they never planned to follow up on his announcement with a bunch of rallies or public events. “We’re still two years away,” the manager told the outlet. “There will be a time for making events and a time for making gatherings.”

And of course, no one should assume that the GOP currently giving Trump the cold shoulder actually means anything when it comes to 2024. If it’s true that few to no people are excited about his candidacy, that’s more or less what happened when he announced his first run in 2015, before they were all on board. Still, there’s no harm in hoping that his Howard Hughes era will become permanent!

On the other hand, Mitt Romney would like to state publicly that he would rather vote for Seamus the irish setter shitting on the roof for the president that Trump