Abdul El-Sayed TRASHES Trump's marriage

After Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan Democratic Senate primary, Trump responded the way he responds to threats: he went after El-Sayed's wife, posting a side-by-side photo of the two couples on Truth Social with a typo-riddled caption reading "Two VERY DIFFERENT America's (sic)."

After Trump’s post, Abdul El-Sayed came out swinging against Melania, saying he and his wife actually “like each other.”

The president of the United States, dragging a doctor into a political feud because her husband won a primary — and because she wears a burka. It’s not even a dogwhistle anymore. It’s full blown racism.

Nancy Mace went on CNN that same day and tried to defend a post she wrote declaring "every single Muslim holding public office in America is a trojan horse, and a threat to both national security and our republic."

Host Omar Jimenez walked her through the First Amendment and Article 6 of the Constitution like she was a particularly slow student.

Jimenez pressed her, asking, “are you saying that anyone who is Muslim is a threat to this country?”

“Uhh, that’s not what I said. Uhh, and that’s not what I said,” Mace repeated.

“I mean, it sounds like that’s what you’re saying,” Jimenez replied.

Less than a week after the Trump administration unveiled its 15-point Gaza peace framework — billing it as a historic breakthrough that would disarm Hamas and stabilize the territory — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected it outright.

"I want to be precise here: Israel rejects the 15-point document."

This is the same Trump who calls himself the "president of peace" and promised to end the war in Gaza on day one.

Netanyahu added that "no Palestinian state will be established — not in Gaza and not in the West Bank" on his watch, undercutting the core premise of any viable deal.

Hamas is still in control of most of Gaza, nearly three years into a war Netanyahu promised would end in "absolute victory." Trump's own frustration has been leaking for months — in June he reportedly told aides Netanyahu has "no f---ing judgement."

The guy Trump can't control just embarrassed him on the world stage, again.

Donald Trump told Punchbowl News directly that his voters might not show up for GOP candidates this fall — and then made it worse by saying "a lot" of his supporters are "not angry at me," but "very angry at Republicans."

Polling already shows MAGA voters turning against Trump's trade war in large numbers.

The donor class built this coalition. They don't get to be surprised when it splinters. House Majority PAC's Shripal Shah is already doing the math on whether those voters are gettable for Democrats — and whether the current Democratic lead in the generic House ballot is enough to hold.

His inflation approval sits at 25%. Gas prices: 21%. And his message to voters watching their wallets is essentially "la la la, everything's fine, and if it's not, someone else did it" — Anderson Cooper's words, not ours.

Trump, meanwhile, said that "a lot of people are saying I'm one of the greatest presidents ever."

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