Former President Donald Trump appears to be riding the high from his debate victory against President Biden as he now wants to debate former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA).
Trump shared his desire for a matchup against Pelosi in a post to Truth Social, saying she wouldn’t be able to last more than five minutes.
“Crazy Nancy Pelosi is a Cognitive mess. She has now turned against Crooked [President Biden.] She’s saying he doesn’t have what it takes,” Trump said. “Really? I’d love to debate her about what the Radical Left Democrats have done to ruin our Country. She wouldn’t last 5 minutes!”
Earlier in the day, Trump had posted that Pelosi was “trying to convince anyone that will listen that” Biden was of sound mind and a “mental giant.”
“Crazy Nancy Pelosi is more of a cognitive mess than Sleepy Crooked Joe. She also suffers from a terminal case of TDS, Trump Derangement Syndrome,” Trump said in an earlier post.
This isn’t the first time Trump or Pelosi has thrown shots at the other, as they’ve both taken jabs before. Pelosi even led both of Trump’s impeachments in the House and continues to raise the red flag about him potentially winning a second term.
Trump touched on this in his post, saying that Pelosi is a part of the machine trying to help repair Biden’s image following his performance at the debate.
“She is a total nut job, who impeached me TWICE, and lost. Now I see her going around, barely, and saying that I am a threat to Democracy,” Trump said in his post. “No, this is just Radical Left Democrat Disinformation, which is all that they’re good at. She’s trying to convince anyone that will listen that Crooked Joe is a mental giant, and in great form, which everyone knows, he is not.”
Biden has been hammered with calls to resign from those within his own party, though he maintains he will continue to campaign for another term.
Pelosi appeared to slightly change tune on Wednesday, telling MSNBC that it was up to Biden “to decide if he’s going to run.”
“It’s up to the president to decide if he is going to run,” Pelosi said on MSNBC. “We’re all encouraging him to make that decision. Because time is running short. But he’s beloved, he is respected, and people want him to make that decision, not me.”