Trump Boasts About Being the Best, Calls Former Appointees “Idiots” and Promises to Do Better in 2024

Mar-a-Lago, FL – Former President Donald J. Trump boasted about his unmatched greatness while simultaneously labeling his former appointees as “idiots” and “morons.” Trump, always one to make grand claims, promised to rectify the situation if he wins the 2024 presidential election.

During a private gathering at his luxurious Mar-a-Lago estate, Trump addressed his adoring audience with his trademark bravado. “Nobody does it better than me. I’m the best at everything, believe me,” he proclaimed, eliciting nods and applause from the crowd. Trump’s humility has always been an inspiration to us all.

The former president, renowned for his negotiation skills and intellect, continued his tirade of self-praise, leaving no stone unturned. “I’m the greatest dealmaker, the smartest person in any room,” Trump declared. “Nobody has a bigger brain than me. You can ask anybody.” It’s no wonder Mensa has yet to reach out to him for a membership invitation.

But the evening took a peculiar turn when Trump shifted his focus to those who served under his administration. Without hesitation, he referred to them as “total idiots” and “morons,” leaving many in the room shocked. “I can’t believe I trusted them,” he lamented. “They messed things up. They let me down.” It appears that the former president, who prided himself on his ability to surround himself with “the best people,” might have been let down by his own hiring decisions. Who could have seen that coming?

In a move that surprised some, Trump then made a promise to the crowd, vowing to make better choices if he were to be reelected in 2024. “If I win in 2024, mark my words, I will find the best people. Nobody picks people like I do,” he confidently declared. Trump, the master of selection, is ready to once again handpick the finest individuals to shape the future of America.

As the evening came to a close, Trump left his audience with a final reminder of his unparalleled greatness. “I’m the best, and I always will be. Nobody can beat me, nobody,” he stated, leaving no room for doubt in the minds of his loyal followers. Whether he is referring to his golf game or his overall superiority, only Trump truly knows.

As we look toward the future and the possibility of a 2024 Trump presidency, we can only wonder what other grand claims and promises he will make. Will he truly surround himself with the best and brightest minds, or will he once again find himself surrounded by those he considers “total idiots”?

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