He Bragged. He Whined. But Nothing About the Tornadoes, the Bombing, or Escapees

This is not about party. It’s about principle. The President of the United States is supposed to serve the people—not obsess over his image, attack his critics, or hoard gifts like a monarch in exile. And yet, while the country reels from tragedy after tragedy, this President posts memes, lashes out at imaginary enemies, and surrounds himself with gold trim, loyalty pledges, and grievance. Here’s what he’s ignoring: • Ten inmates escaped from a New Orleans jail—seven still at large, including four accused murderers. • A terrorist bombing outside a fertility clinic in California left one dead and several wounded. • A Mexican Navy ship collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, killing two and injuring 19 others. • 28 Americans are dead after tornadoes ravaged Kentucky, Missouri, and Virginia. • In Gaza, hundreds are dead and starving. • In Ukraine, the largest drone assault of the war just killed nine civilians. And what’s the response from the President? Nothing. Not leadership. Not comfort. Not action. Just petty posts, performative rage, and silence when it matters most. This man isn’t leading. He’s broadcasting his ego while Americans bury their dead. He treats the White House like a throne room and the job like a vanity project. His wealth, his possessions, and his pride seem to matter more than the lives of the people he was elected to serve. Every moment he spends trying to “own the libs” or threaten retailers is a moment stolen from the American people—from storm victims, grieving families, struggling workers, and those praying for peace. This is not what a president does. This is what a narcissist does. And to every elected official reading this—Democrat or Republican—ask yourself: Is this the leadership you promised to support? Because history will remember who stood up—and who enabled him.