After Donald Trump renegotiated his prenup with his wife, Melania Trump, he seems freer than ever to share personal stories about their lives in the media and with voters.
Recently, Donald Trump hit the campaign trail, where he explained that she hates certain things that he does and says.
Melania Trump is like the members of the British royal family, Donald Trump can attribute any comment, position, or idea to her, and she will never deny or confirm it.
Aware that the former first lady never complains and never explains, last week at a campaign rally in Sioux City, Iowa, the billionaire real estate mogul enumerated all the things that his wife hates him doing on stage because she deems them “not presidential.”
Trump stated that the former model is unhappy when he mocks athletes who are members of the LGBTQ+ community.
He told the roaring MAGA crowd: “What? Should I do this one or not? Because, you know, our first lady hates it when I do. She, she says, she said, ‘Darling, I love you so much, but this is not presidential when you do the weightlifting, this is not presidential, or when you do the swimming thing, it’s not … or when you dance off the stage.”
He added: “She said, ‘Sir, No, she said, ‘Darling, I love you, I love you, but this is not presidential. You don’t dance off the stage. This is not presidential.’”
Donald Trump has promised to ban trans people from competing in women’s sports if he is reelected president in 2024.
At another political event, Donald Trump stated that Melania Trump is angry at President Joe Biden for the many investigations and wild “witch hunts” he has launched against him.
The former reality TV star said: “She thinks it’s very, very unfair, and all that it is election interference. It’s all election interference, and it all starts with the DOJ. It starts with [President Joe] Biden.”
Amid a long list of tough battles with the law, former President Donald Trump is getting some good news politically.
The real estate mogul is currently leading his likely 2024 Democratic opponent, President Joe Biden, in 5 of the six most important swing states that will determine the outcome of the election.
According to new data from the acclaimed NYT/Siena Poll, Mr. Trump is leading Biden by 10 points (52% vs. 41%) in the state of Nevada, by 6 in Georgia (49% vs. 43%), by 5 in Arizona (49% vs. 44%), by 5 in Michigan (48% vs. 43%), and by 4 in Pennsylvania (48% vs. 44%).
However, the Democratic leader is ahead in Wisconsin (47% vs. 45%). If 2024 looks like that, Trump will win over 300 electoral votes. Experts say issues like high inflation and immigration are weighing Biden down at the moment.
NYT/Siena Poll: Trump Is Ahead in Five of Six Swing States.
Nevada
Trump 52%
Biden 41%
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Georgia
Trump 49%
Biden 43%
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Arizona
Trump 49%
Biden 44%
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Michigan
Trump 48%
Biden 43%
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Pennsylvania
Trump 48%
Biden 44%
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Wisconsin
Biden 47%
Trump 45%https://t.co/95el9rOVGV pic.twitter.com/OlCI9Dc0mr— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) November 5, 2023
Age is also an important factor in the president’s poor performance. Some observers predict that young voters and more voters of color will show up, and these developments could improve Biden’s chances.
Moreover, Trump is going to face more legal problems in 2024, and his numbers are likely to suffer from the increase in scrutiny.
Experts also say that Trump’s standing could also be the one of a generic Republican candidate, and once voters are reminded of a few aspects of his presidency, the numbers will look less impressive.
Regardless of all the caveats, Trump has a few reasons to smile today.
