Trump Lasts 1 Minute Before Falling Apart In Ohio

Trump supposedly went to Ohio to campaign for Republicans, which he did for one minute before mentally collapsing into a rant about his own greatness.

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Trump said:

Tomorrow the people of Ohio are going to elect Mike DeWine to keep America surging full speed Mike DeWine, boy, he’s fighting, he’s great. And I know his opponent. He’s a disaster. There are some Democrats, they’re fine. This guy is a bad guy, not a good person. He’s hurt a lot of people. What he’s done to people is a disgrace. And I hope he loses for two reasons. Number one, Mike DeWine is — he’s going to be a great governor, and Cordray a bad person who will do a terrible job. Okay. Now that I have that out of my system, let’s go. It’s true. It’s true, he’s a bad person. We actually essentially fired him, so I know a lot about him. You’re fired.

Republicans have created the best economy in the history of our country and the hottest jobs market — well, you take a look. Take a look what’s happened. This is the hottest place economically anywhere in the world right now. I have some wonderful leaders of countries, presidents, prime ministers, kings, queens, some dictators, but we don’t mention that. The first thing they say to me is congratulations, Mr. President, you have the hottest economic nation anywhere in the world.

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Trump can’t give anyone else credit. He doesn’t share the spotlight with anyone else in the Republican Party. He also made it clear that these rallies aren’t about helping other Republicans. It is all about him.

The pressure of Democrats doing well in the midterm is getting to Trump. He has been even more ranty and unhinged than usual as the campaign has wound down. Donald Trump put himself on the midterm ballot, and he can’t take the pressure as the likelihood grows that he will face a crushing defeat on Tuesday.

Trump Ohio was like all of his other rallies, but worse as he is melting down before the eyes of an entire country.

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Jason Easley

Jason is the managing editor. He is also a White House Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.

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