Donald Trump Is Becoming Increasingly Detached From Reality

Donald Trump has always inhabited an alternate reality of his own making, bending and twisting the truth for personal and political gain throughout his time in the public spotlight.

Lately, though, the former president’s claims have gotten even more bizarre and outlandish ― a trend that just so happens to coincide with Vice President Kamala Harris’ surge in the polls and heightened enthusiasm among Democrats not seen since the early days of Barack Obama’s presidency.

Over the weekend, Trump said that a huge crowd of 15,000 people gathered to see Harris and her new vice presidential running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, at a Detroit airport hangar last week simply “DIDN’T EXIST.”

“Nobody was there,” Trump claimed Sunday on his social media platform Truth Social, accusing the Harris campaign of using artificial intelligence to fake the image.

Dozens of images and videos posted online by people who attended the event confirmed that there was indeed a large crowd of Harris supporters at her Michigan rally — and that Trump is, once again, lying about something plain as day.

Harris also drew similar attendance at other rallies in the battleground states of Georgia, Wisconsin, Arizona and Nevada, underscoring Trump’s political peril just 90 days from the November presidential election.

The GOP nominee, a convicted felon, doesn’t have to worry about just winning; he also has to worry about potentially going to jail if he doesn’t become president again.

Last week, Trump claimed falsely at a press conference that his crowd at the White House on Jan. 6, 202, rivaled that of Martin Luther King Jr. for his 1963 “I Have A Dream” speech on the National Mall, which vastly outnumbered Trump’s pre-insurrection rally with about