Delusional Trump, 80, Teases New War Since He’s ‘More Popular Now’

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Donald Trump has teased launching a new war before his presidency ends, claiming his popularity has grown among a key voting bloc.” Trump, 80, has repeatedly suggested that an…

Donald Trump has teased launching a new war before his presidency ends, claiming his popularity has grown among a key voting bloc.

Trump, 80, has repeatedly suggested that an American intervention in Cuba could happen under his watch, but set a deadline for his plans during a Thursday interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt on Salem News Channel.

He added that Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s parents are from Cuba, “So he would love to do that.”

“I would like to be able to do it,” Trump continued, then claimed, “I won the Cuban vote by 94 percent in Florida, and I think I’m more popular now than I was then.”

Trump also made the 94 percent claim on Monday, saying, “We have tremendous people who were treated very badly, Cuban Americans, and they voted for me 94 percent, and we take care of those people.”

Back in April, Trump said, “We have a lot of great Cuban Americans, all of whom just about voted for me.

It is not clear where Trump’s figure is pulled from. He won 68 percent of the Cuban American vote in Florida in the 2024 presidential election.

Florida was one of the few states to buck the blue wave in the midterms, with two Trump allies elected, congressman Byron Donalds as governor and Ashley Moody to the U.S. Senate.

Despite Trump’s claim of his improving popularity in Florida, his administration’s brutal ICE raids have made some Cuban Americans who voted for him turn against him.

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