August 2023 edition

What month!!!! August 1 began with Trump embroiled in multiple criminal charges as the tactic becomes more prevalent as the 2024 race nears. Washington's impeachment 3.0 was handed to President Trump as federal charges against him were handed down over efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

These charges included four counts, as listed, Count 1: Conspiracy to defraud the United States, Count 2: Conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, Count 3: Obstruction and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding, and Count 4: Conspiracy against rights.

Despite the relentless attacks, the American people's support for Trump as the GOP nominee has been astounding. Trump's appearance at the Iowa State Fair saw the largest crowd ever for the annual state fair, reaching nearly 120,000 in attendance.

Trump's decision to skip the GOP debate hosted by Fox News was not a surprise, as the network failed to pick up on many of the recent polls showing Trump's gifts dominating the 2024 race. Trump instead decided to attend the a one-on-one interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson that saw more than 200 million viewers tune in to X.

Trump condemned President Biden for continuing Barack Obama's foreign policy with Iran. Joe Biden has agreed to pay the Iranian dictatorship $6 billion in exchange for American hostages, a move that has previously proven destructive. Trump said the world leader in state-sponsored terrorism is further emboldened by the complicit actions of weak American leadership.

Trump made a scathing comment about Joe Biden as Trump described Biden as the "Manchurian candidate" in response to the Biden administration's lack of empathy and help regarding the devastating Maui fires in Hawaii.

Emblematic of America's decline, the world saw President Trump as the first president in American history to ever be arrested in Fulton County, Georgia. On August 14, impeachment 4.0 was issued by Trump, who hates District Attorney Fani Willis.

Trump has been indicted on 13 counts in the state of Georgia, including racketeering charges, which are often associated with members of organized crime. Eighteen other defendants were also indicted, including former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows, the former White House chief of staff. The court hearing in Georgia is scheduled to take place in early September, Trump opted not to attend the hearing of this case.