Donald Trump fired off 67 posts on his Truth Social platform between late on 5 July and the early hours of 6 July, and one prominent political analyst claims the late‑night barrage points to a deepening crisis in the president's mental state.
Trump, now the Republican frontrunner for the White House once again, used the hours after US Independence Day to carpet-bomb his followers' feeds with family photographs, attacks on a federal judge and a long self‑congratulatory list of 75 supposed accomplishments. The posting spree, which followed July 4 festivities at what was described as his under‑performing state fair‑style event, has prompted fresh scrutiny of both his judgement and his grip on reality.
