USA: Trump forced conspiracy theories about predecessor bidges

After the cancer of Joe Biden’s cancer, US President Donald Trump pushes conspiracy theories about his predecessor. Trump claimed on the Truth Social platform that people from Biden’s environment had promoted a policy of open borders in the United States against his will. “It was not his idea to open the border and almost destroy our country (…). It was the people who knew that he was cognitively affected,” said the Republican. “They stole the United States’ presidency and brought us in great danger.” This is “betrayal at the highest level”.

Trump indirectly threatened consequences: “Something very seriously should happen to these treacherous criminals,” he said, and at the same time, bidges suddenly represented bidges as someone who would never have allowed such a migration policy with a clear mind. “The Joe Biden, which everyone knew, would never have allowed drug dealers, gang members and mentally ill, completely uncontrolled and unmistaked in our country.”

Trump complains of betrayal and cover -up

In the presidential election campaign, Trump had regularly accused his opponent Biden to plunge the country into the abyss with a policy of open borders. At the same time, he often commented contemptuously about Biden’s intellectual constitution – and still does so today. He represents the Democrat as a senile, non -accountable old man.

After bidding had made a prostate cancer diagnosis public, Trump recently suggested a possible cover-up of the disease. “I am surprised that the public was not informed a long time ago,” said Trump, and demanded that the doctor treating bidens was the same doctor who had previously certified the Democrat full cognitive performance. “In both cases, a doctor was involved. Maybe it was the same doctor and someone is hiding the facts,” said Trump.

Biden was divorced out of office in January – until then as the oldest president in the history of the United States. Originally, he wanted to compete for the Democrats again in the 2024 election. But in the election year there were increasingly doubts about his physical and intellectual constitution due to constant dropouts and embarrassing mistakes. The discussion about his condition finally caused bidges to withdraw from the race.

Trump is known for making claims into the world without evidence. The most prominent example is the recurring representation that he was brought to a victory in the 2020 presidential election in 2020. This has been refuted in many ways – Trump still states steadfastly in his story.