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Trump’s ‘Beautiful 16-Year-Old Girls Getting Sliced Up’ Speech Draws Mockery as Viewers Drift

Kitty Cormican 8 months ago
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Former President Donald Trump’s speech in Georgia on Sunday night turned into a trending topic on social media, drawing waves of mockery from critics who pointed out the audience’s apparent lack of engagement. While the event was intended to rally Georgia Republicans, many online observers noted Trump’s unusual speech patterns, awkward gaffes, and the audience’s visible struggle to stay focused.

In a speech filled with off-the-cuff anecdotes and dark imagery, Trump veered into intense descriptions of violence and immigration issues, painting grim scenes he claimed were taking place in areas like Long Island, New York. Critics pointed out that the audience’s attention seemed to wane as Trump shifted from one topic to another, often stumbling over words and phrases in ways that seemed to leave some members of the crowd unfazed or even uninterested.

Journalist Justin Baragona captured the moment on social media platform X, sharing snapshots that featured a man in a gold hat who appeared to be struggling to stay awake during Trump’s speech. “This dude in the gold hat looks like he’s fighting the will to nod off,” Baragona wrote, capturing the sentiment of other critics who also highlighted moments of inattentiveness among the crowd.

Independent journalist Aaron Rupar also took to social media to comment on the audience’s reaction, sharing a video of young women sitting directly behind Trump who appeared noticeably disengaged. “The young women behind Trump are struggling,” Rupar observed, adding a video showing one young woman covering her mouth with her hand, while another checked her phone during the speech. Rupar further noted that the women seemed equally unmoved by Trump’s account of what he claimed immigrant gang members had done to young people in Long Island.

“Trump’s ‘beautiful 16-year-old girls getting sliced up by knives’ bit doesn’t seem to be a huge hit,” Rupar remarked, noting the disconnect between Trump’s intense narrative and the audience’s reactions. The crowd’s response, or lack thereof, fueled online discussions about Trump’s appeal to a younger generation and his overall ability to captivate audiences at campaign events.

Trump’s verbal missteps also became a source of amusement for his critics. Rupar highlighted Trump’s fumbles with words like “Agriculture” instead of “agriculture” and “cobs” in place of “jobs.” These mistakes led to more mockery, with social media users pointing out the crowd’s subtle reactions to each mispronunciation. Fred Wellman, a political commentator, shared a video of a young woman in the audience who seemed momentarily jolted awake by Trump’s mispronunciation, only to quickly return to a neutral expression.

“Just watch the crowd,” Wellman captioned the clip, alluding to how the audience seemed both physically and mentally distant from Trump’s message. Adding to the unpolished nature of his address, Trump began to recount a story about former President Barack Obama’s wife, Michelle Obama, only to get sidetracked before completing it. “Trump starts in on Michelle Obama but he gets distracted and never finishes the thought,” Rupar noted.

Trump had begun with, “I’ve always treated his beautiful wife, Michelle, I’ve always her with great respect, but she he me hard over the last—” before suddenly pivoting to comment on the size of his crowd. The unfinished anecdote left some viewers puzzled and was quickly picked up by critics as another example of Trump’s seemingly scattered focus throughout the event.

The commentary continued with political pundit Michigan GOP Watch, who responded to one of Trump’s verbal slips by saying, “His brain is tapioca pudding.” The dismissive remarks from critics reflected a broader perception among some that Trump’s speeches may not be resonating with audiences as strongly as they once did.

The event, which was intended to energize the crowd in Georgia, seemed to instead spotlight Trump’s occasional struggles with articulation and his reliance on dramatic language to maintain attention. With his critics quick to amplify these moments, the speech became yet another example of the increasingly polarized responses to Trump’s public appearances, with one side lauding his unfiltered style and the other, pointing to the perceived weariness in the crowd as a potential sign of declining impact.

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