‘Pure unadulterated BS’: Internet mocks Trump as he dumps 31 Truth Social posts in an hour while attending Formula 1 race

WASHINGTON, DC: In addition to attending the Formula 1 race on Sunday, May 5, at the Miami International Autodrome, former President Donald Trump also spent an hour posting 31 posts that highlighted comments and stories about his unfair treatment by the judicial system, according to Mediaite.

At 2.40 pm, one of the posts denounced 'Gavin Newscum', which is the nickname he has given to California's Democratic governor. The ex-president called out the governor's refusal to "recognize that Republicans are the Leaders on IVF".

In the same post, Trump again reiterated the falsehood that Democrats support "the killing of a child" even "after birth".

Trump dumps 31 posts in one hour on Truth Social

Trump wrote in a post, "Gavin Newscum, the failed Governor of California, who is allowing his once beautiful State to go to Hell, refuses to recognize that Republicans are the Leaders on I.V.F. (Fertilization) – We are the ones taking care of Women, and now, after 53 years, where both Parties and all Legal Scholars and Experts wanted the always difficult and contentious subject of Abortion to go back to the States, we got it done, and now the States are setting their own Rules and Regulations – and it’s really working! We’ve given the Abortion Issue back to the Voters."

He added in the same post, "It’s clean, it’s decisive, and we’ve taken Radicalization by Democrats, the killing of a Child in the 8th Month, 9th Month, or even after Birth, off the table. It now seems probable that our Country can start to pull together on the always difficult and controversial Issue of Abortion. IT’S UP TO THE STATES NOW, WHERE EVERYBODY WANTS IT, AND WHERE IT ALWAYS SHOULD HAVE BEEN!"

However, the majority of the posts were quotations from conservative commentators and legal experts criticizing the numerous lawsuits brought against him.

In a post, he wrote, "Gregg Jarrett: “NY VS. TRUMP: A TRIAL IN SEARCH OF AN IMAGINARY CRIME: Playwright Samuel Beckett would be proud. The Trump hush money trial is like ‘Waiting for Godot’ —a chaotic and nonsensical plot of absurdist fiction. The titular Godot, of course, never arrives…All of which makes it a trial in search of an imaginary crime."

In another post, he stated, "Andrew McCarthy: “BRAGG’S PROSECUTION OF TRUMP VIOLATES NEW YORK STATE’S CONSTITUTION…Congress gave the Justice Department and the FEC exclusive enforcement authority over federal campaign law to ensure uniform application nationally of what is an esoteric, constitutionally fraught area of law."

In a different post, he stated, "Mike Davis: 'ELECTION INTERFERENCE’: BRAGG CASE GAG ORDER PUTS UNPRECEDENTED LIMITATIONS ON TRUMP CAMPAIGN: This unconstitutional and un-American gag order is yet another weapon used by Biden and his henchmen to silence his chief political rival, President Trump."

Internet slams Donald Trump for 31 Truth Social posts in an hour

People online trolled Donald Trump as he spent an hour posting 31 posts that highlighted comments and stories about his unfair treatment by the judicial system while attending Formula 1 race.

A user wrote on X, "All pure unadulterated BS! It is what #Trump does best! Pure BS!"

Another added, "Trump’s going to take another L during the second round & the penalty phase. His fake fortune is quickly evaporating and I wonder what he sells next. I suggest him trying autographed diapers in the Villages, FL."

A person also stated, "That’s to distract his little followers from the real story. That Trump is a threat to this country. he's a traitor compromised fraud conman."

Another mentioned, "His staff is lining these up for him but he is posting them. Very desperate."

A user also said, "Isn’t this Contempt of Court?" while one said, "He's already been fined 5 million. He should be fined 5 million dollars for each of these posts."

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