Raging Trump’s Months-Long ‘Foul Mood’ Revealed
Photo Illustration by Eric Faison/The Daily Beast/Getty Exhausted President Donald Trump has been in a “foul mood” for months as everything around him turns into a total “disaster,” a MAGA insider has revealed.
The 80-year-old’s administration has been beset by a series of scandals in the past two weeks alone, including being forced to fire his ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfolye , for alleged financial misconduct, launching a White House probe into a distasteful feud between his MAGA allies Ric Grenell and Alina Habba, and dismissing White House press secretary Katie Zacharia within days of hiring her.
The looming specter of the midterms—less than two weeks away—has only served to shorten Trump’s fuse, with the president said to be increasingly frustrated by “juvenile mistakes.” “He’s also just been in a s--tty mood lately,” the prominent MAGA figure with close connections to the Trump administration told PunchUp .
“It’s just one damn thing after another.
“Whether it’s the KG [Kimberly Guilfoyle] stuff, whether it’s the Rick Grenell and Alina Habba stuff, whether it’s Katie Zacharia, nothing is working the way it’s supposed to right now.
“Everybody goes through seasons in life where nothing is easy.
That’s just part of life.
Sometimes you go through times where every single little thing is a f---ing disaster.
We’ve all been there.
“I think it’s just put him in a foul mood.
It’s put everybody else in a foul mood, too.” The assessment comes a day after the Daily Beast reported how another devoted Trump supporter, MyPillow founder Mike Lindell, admitted the president appeared exhausted after a punishing schedule of campaign rallies.
“He looked about as tired as I’ve seen him,” Lindell said.
“I don’t wanna say the word down,” he added, saying that the relentless campaign schedule looked to be taking its toll.
Trump’s treatment of Zacharia is a prime example of what the insider described as a worrisome decline in his patience, PunchUp reports.
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