Trump rants about killing Iranians and rigged elections in front of yawning children

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Trump signed a proclamation on Tuesday to bring back the Presidential Fitness Test Award.

The award is granted to young students who pass a series of athletic requirements, including sit-ups, pull-ups, push-ups, running, and reaching.

While surrounded by a group of school-aged children, Trump veered into a brief monologue about striking Iran while referencing Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's Iran war press conference earlier Tuesday morning.

"They don't like playing games with us; they don't like it at all. You'll see that, as time goes by, you're going to see it. I think you've already seen it. We've basically wiped out their military in about two weeks," Trump said.

The president also pushed his debunked claims of election interference.

"I thought I'd easily win the election, which, by the way, I did, and unfortunately, bad things happened. It was a rigged election. I said, 'Well, I'll do it again.' I had the ultimate poll...and we won in a landslide. We won every single swing state, we won the popular vote, we won everything you could win, we won 87% of the counties in the United States," Trump added.

The young children surrounding Trump were visibly yawning and fidgeting as the president went on his lengthy rant.

 
The president also pushed his debunked claims of election interference.

"I thought I'd easily win the election, which, by the way, I did, and unfortunately, bad things happened. It was a rigged election. I said, 'Well, I'll do it again.' I had the ultimate poll...and we won in a landslide. We won every single swing state, we won the popular vote, we won everything you could win, we won 87% of the counties in the United States," Trump added.
As transparent a lie as a lie can be. Trump knew he very probably would lose. He was behind in the polls outside the margins of error and had been so for months. His Vegas odds were in the toilet. On the day before the election he met with his campaign team and was advised the outlook was grim, which he well knew. Yes, he might have pulled off a miracle finish but by no means did he think "I'd easily win the election".
 
America's pampered and self-indulgent young are notoriously infamous for their sloth, poor levels of education, and physical incapacity.

Only one in three military-aged Americans is fit for military service, and few are interested.

Your bronzed buffoon is a perfect example of American "manhood".
 
Trump signed a proclamation on Tuesday to bring back the Presidential Fitness Test Award.

The award is granted to young students who pass a series of athletic requirements, including sit-ups, pull-ups, push-ups, running, and reaching.

While surrounded by a group of school-aged children, Trump veered into a brief monologue about striking Iran while referencing Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's Iran war press conference earlier Tuesday morning.

"They don't like playing games with us; they don't like it at all. You'll see that, as time goes by, you're going to see it. I think you've already seen it. We've basically wiped out their military in about two weeks," Trump said.

The president also pushed his debunked claims of election interference.

"I thought I'd easily win the election, which, by the way, I did, and unfortunately, bad things happened. It was a rigged election. I said, 'Well, I'll do it again.' I had the ultimate poll...and we won in a landslide. We won every single swing state, we won the popular vote, we won everything you could win, we won 87% of the counties in the United States," Trump added.

The young children surrounding Trump were visibly yawning and fidgeting as the president went on his lengthy rant.

That lard bucket talking about fitness... :laugh:
 
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