Critic flattens White House’s 'weirdly aggressive' defense of Trump’s desk naps

Critic flattens White House’s 'weirdly aggressive' defense of Trump’s desk naps

Intelligencer Senior Editor Margaret Hartmann says the White House is getting increasingly touchy about President Donald Trump’s growing problem with nodding off in front of millions of viewers.“We’ve all been there: You’re in some dull meeting and you’re fighting to keep your eyes open because you stayed up too late attacking your enemies on Truth Social and posting weird AI slop about how you’re the greatest president of all time,” said Hartma…

White House accused of ‘gaslighting’ over absurd excuse for Trump’s latest on-camera nap

President Donald Trump appeared to fall asleep during an Oval Office event on Monday, May 11, sparking a wave of criticism that prompted the White House to insist he was merely “blinking.” The explanation quickly triggered ridicule online, with critics accusing the Trump administration of trying to “gaslight” the public as videos of the moment spread across social media. White House pushes back after Trump ‘nodding off’ clip goes viral President…