This Is The Proof Angry Trump, 80, Is Unraveling

Trump-a-palooza was poorly attended and fell flat as a self-celebration.

Merchandise was half-price on the second day, suggesting low demand.

Trump insulted Ken Paxton twice, which is damaging for Paxton's campaign.

Trump donated $10 million to Paxton despite the insults because the race is tight.

Trump's pledge to cheat will be used effectively in Democratic attack ads.

It is ironic and damaging for a Republican to mock the pledge after emphasizing patriotism.

A crowd member called for the shooting of three Democrats, and no action was taken.

The lack of condemnation or removal of the shouter shows a chilling tolerance for violence.

Low viewership and lack of traction might be a win by minimizing negative exposure.

The event's failures will still provide ample material for Democratic attack ads.

The war was avoided at the event because it is bad news for Trump.

Allies have reportedly let slip that the war will continue until the end of Trump's term.

Trump appeared low-energy, dozed off, and misstated the year, showing a lack of empathy.

Trump struggles with events that are not about him and cannot adopt an empathetic role.

Melania made a rare appearance and spoke about design, which is ironic given Trump's alterations.

The Rose Garden speech was surreal and beyond parody.

Trump lunged at Rachel Scott in a startling display of rage and intimidation.

The physicality of the anger shows Trump is becoming more disinhibited.

Trump is unraveling, evidenced by social media posts, the event, and the confrontation.

This is a public revelation of character worse than the mishandling of COVID or January 6.