White House doesn't want voters to see the real Trump
3 hours ago
- Donald Trump seeks constant camera attention, damaging his party's midterm prospects.
- The White House attempts to control Trump's image by keeping him seated or behind a podium.
- Journalist Aaron Rupar faces White House attacks and online abuse for posting candid, often unflattering photos and videos of Trump.
- Trump aide Natalie Harp draws attention for sycophantic behavior and an oversized bag, which Rupar highlights.
- White House staff defend young female aides against Rupar's critiques, while Trump himself makes inappropriate comments about them.
- Experts warn of Trump's rapidly worsening mental decline, including loss of self-control and grandiose delusions.
- Trump uses AI-generated images to portray a younger, fitter version of himself in childish power fantasies.
- The White House's defensive campaign against Rupar reveals anxiety about exposing Trump's actual condition.