Trump forgets Melania in a strange Mother’s Day post attacking the parents of his main enemies

Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump took to Instagram to remember her late mother Ivana yesterday on Mother’s Day.

“On the first Mother’s Day since my mother’s passing, I have space for my mother’s beautiful memories as I cherish the privilege of being a mother to my three amazing children: Arabella, Joseph and Theodore,” she wrote, while sharing a series of retrospective photographs of his mother.

“Sending so much love to all the superhuman moms out there,” she added. “Happy Mother’s Day!”

Ivana Trump, 73, died last year in July at her New York City home.

As the United States celebrated Mother’s Day yesterday, Donald Trump posted an oddly worded message celebrating mothers, particularly those of his biggest enemies.

Perhaps in his rush to cling to “radical left-wing fascists” he failed to mention his wife, Melania, mother of his youngest son, Barron.

The former president wrote on Truth Social: “Happy Mother’s Day to ALL, in particular the Mothers, Wives and Lovers of the fascists, Marxists and communists of the radical left who are doing everything in their power to destroy and erase our once great country.

He continued: “Please make these crazy maniacs kinder, gentler, softer, and most importantly, smarter, so we can, quickly, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”

Rick Perry said Sunday that he has not “ruled out” the idea of ​​running for the 2024 presidential election, adding that there was “plenty of time” for that decision.

The former energy secretary said he was “still trying to figure out” in his own mind whether Donald Trump should be the Republican nominee.

“You may hear me insult him again,” Perry told CNN, referring to the clashes between him and Trump during the 2016 Republican primary.

“If you remember, I didn’t announce myself for president in 2011 until August, so we have a lot of time left.”

He did not give an explicit answer on whether he was considering running next year. “I think it’s early in the process for any of us to sit down and say, ‘I’m for this person or that person,’” Perry said.

“It’s certainly something I haven’t taken off the table, but the chances of it happening are probably a bit slim. There’s plenty of time left and we’ll see how this all plays out.”

A conservative CNN commentator who previously worked in Bush’s second White House speculated Sunday that Donald Trump had canceled his rally in Iowa not out of fear of storms, as he had publicly indicated, but because the former president wasn’t sure he could draw. a bigger crowd in the state than Ron DeSantis, the Florida governor and likely 2024 Republican nominee.

“Some people say it was because of the weather. Other people say it was because he couldn’t draw a big crowd. I don’t know what the truth is,” Jennings said.

It’s a theory that would likely infuriate the former president, but it’s notable because DeSantis went ahead with his events in Iowa on Saturday despite the weather, likely in an attempt to support that very narrative.

After CNN’s controversial and highly criticized public forum with Donald Trump, one of the network’s top hosts, Anderson Cooper, addressed the backlash and tried to justify the event.

The city council introduced Trump in a moderated discussion with CNN host Kaitlan Collins, during which he made numerous false statements, advanced conspiracy theories about the 2020 election and vowed to pardon Capitol Hill protesters accused of crimes for their involvement. in the attempted insurrection for two years. back.

Cooper opened his show, Anderson Cooper 360, addressing the town hall and the backlash it generated.

Tucker Carlson spoke about trying to steer the general direction of Fox News in a more pro-Trump direction and threatening colleagues who disagreed with his vision after the 2020 election, according to text messages obtained as part of the Domain Voting now resolved. Case of defamation of systems against the network.

It’s the latest blow to the news side of the network as the fallout from that lawsuit, which settled for $787 million, continues.

Joe Biden is officially in the 2024 race, but he is facing some of the lowest approval ratings of his presidency and worrying signs ahead of his re-election fight.

Three weeks into the launch of his re-election campaign, President Joe Biden is faced with a wide array of problems in his day job that defy easy fixes and are not entirely within his control, he writes. zeke miller for The Associated Press.

A far-right Christian nationalist campaign amplifying conspiracy theories and political violence into a message wrapped in Bible prophecy has arrived at one of Donald Trump’s iconic properties.

But a group of Christian leaders from faith communities are speaking out in response.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation raided a condominium owned by two Russian businessmen in one of the three Trump Towers in Sunny Isles Beach in Florida.

A squad of FBI agents, assisted by local police, carried out the raid Thursday morning on the luxury waterfront skyscraper, the miami herald reports.

A super PAC backing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis responded to former President Donald Trump’s appearance on CNN Wednesday night as the two men prepare to face off in the 2024 Republican presidential primary.

A host of former Trump administration officials started the Never Back Down PAC to push a possible run for Florida governor in 2024. Super PACs can’t coordinate with candidates, even if they push a particular candidate, but they can spend almost unlimited amounts of money. The group hit out at Trump after the event over his criticism of DeSantis and his comments about border security.

“The same day that Ron DeSantis was attacking Joe Biden’s border crisis, Donald Trump was on CNN attacking DeSantis and lying about finishing the border wall,” Erin Perrine, super PAC communications director, said in a statement.