LEE KRAMER'S ROOM: With Views

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Wow, definitely not the faces, expressions, and energy of the maga yesteryears. This is why trump is not campaigning to the general public like he used to and keeping mostly to very short reading off of a paper simple sentences in front of the camera and his comfortable more private settings of fundraisers and margo largo appearances. This will become worse as his dementia eats his brain and destruction of his neurons rambles his speech and sleeping cycles, and degrades his physical and cognitive abilities. His symptoms will be magnified by all his other mental and emotional issues. This all will be happening at a faster and faster rate of decline.

Maga may not care if he makes any sense, but it looks like they're starting to not care to stay and listen to it for any real length of time.

Here is 35 unedited minutes showing thousands of MAGA walking out on Trump while he’s still talking. pic.twitter.com/XQC65i1fvC

— Walter Masterson (@waltermasterson) May 13, 2024

Trump has spent most of his court-free days without public campaign events
https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/11/politics/trump-schedule-court-campaign/index.html
By Daniel Dale and Kristen Holmes, CNN
4 minute read
Published 7:00 AM EDT, Sat May 11, 2024

.................................It’s certainly possible that Trump would have been campaigning in all of those states if there was no trial. But a review of his activities over the trial’s first four weeks shows that he has done little campaign travel, and held few public campaign events, on days off from court. Instead, he has spent most of his 12 court-free days out of voters’ view at his properties in New York, New Jersey and Florida.

And he did not use any of those 12 court-free days to visit Pennsylvania, Georgia, South Carolina, Ohio or New Hampshire, states he asserted the trial was preventing him from visiting. (He is scheduled to visit Ohio for a fundraiser on May 15.)

No public events on most free days

Trump’s trial is not in session on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, and the judge also scheduled one Monday off in late April. As of this Saturday, May 11, that left Trump with 12 court-free days to do as he pleased, compared to 15 days where he was required in court, in the 27 days beginning with the opening of jury selection on April 15.

Trump held no public events on seven of the 12 court-free days. And it was no public events on eight of the 12 days if you don’t count his one-minute-long appearance for the cameras prior to a private meeting with the president of Poland at Trump Tower in New York City.

Trump has visited few swing states since the trial began

Trump has done some campaign travel during the trial.

He held campaign rallies in the swing states of Wisconsin and Michigan on one court-free Wednesday in May, and he booked a weekend April rally in the swing state of North Carolina that was called off at the last minute because of severe weather.
(He attended a closed-door fundraiser in the state earlier in the day.) He is scheduled to hold a rally on Saturday afternoon in New Jersey, which has for three decades been a Democratic stronghold in presidential elections, and he appeared in May at a Formula One race in Miami.

Trump also made campaign-style appearances in Democratic-dominated New York City before or after three court appearances. And he has turned the hallway outside the Manhattan courtroom into a de facto campaigning venue, regularly speaking to media cameras before and after sitting in court.

But he has let the majority of the 12 off days pass without doing any public campaign events. Instead, he has spent some of the time golfing at his Bedminster club in New Jersey, attending a Republican National Committee fundraiser at his Mar-a-Lago club and residence in Florida, attending a Mar-a-Lago dinner for people who bought large numbers of his “NFT” digital trading cards, and making phone calls and holding meetings.

His complete itinerary on the off days is not known. Here is a list showing how he is known to have spent his time from the opening day of the trial, April 15, until May 11.

April 15: Court

April 16: Court (made appearance at New York City bodega afterward)

April 17: Day off court. No public events, but met with Polish President Andrzej Duda at Trump Tower and appeared on camera for less than a minute

April 18: Court

April 19: Court

April 20: Day off court. Attended fundraiser in North Carolina and planned to speak at a NC rally that was called off due to weather

April 21: Day off court. No public events

April 22: Court

April 23: Court

April 24: Day off court. No public events; golfed at Bedminster

April 25: Court (made appearance at New York City construction site beforehand)

April 26: Court

April 27: Day off court. No public events

April 28: Day off court. No public events

April 29: Day off court. No public events

April 30: Court

May 1: Day off court. Spoke at campaign rallies in Wisconsin and Michigan

May 2: Court (made appearance at New York City fire station afterward)

May 3: Court

May 4: Day off court. No public events; attended Republican National Committee fundraising luncheon at Mar-a-Lago

May 5: Day off court. Appeared at Formula One race in Miami

May 6: Court

May 7: Court

May 8: Day off court. No public events; attended dinner with NFT buyers at Mar-a-Lago

May 9: Court

May 10: Court

May 11: Day off court. Scheduled to hold campaign rally in New Jersey


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