“Every American will get their own MedBed card,”

 Just when you thought the MAGA circus couldn’t get any wilder, former President Donald Trump dropped a doozy on Truth Social two days ago. He shared an AI-generated video dressed up as a Fox News broadcast, featuring a fake version of himself delivering a speech from the Oval Office. In this fantasy, he promised a nationwide rollout of “MedBeds,” a supposed miracle cure straight out of a sci-fi fever dream. “Every American will get their own MedBed card,” the digital Trump boasted, “granting access to cutting-edge hospitals run by the nation’s best doctors, with technology so advanced it’ll restore everyone to perfect health.” Sounds like a late-night infomercial, doesn’t it? Too bad it’s all a steaming pile of nonsense. Oh, MAGA faithful, brace yourselves for the truth, because this one’s gonna sting.

For the uninitiated, “MedBeds” are a QAnon pipe dream, a fictional gadget peddled by conspiracy theorists who claim it’s hidden by the “deep state” liberals. These magical beds, according to their lore, can cure every disease, regrow missing limbs, reverse aging, and even patch up your sick dog. All this, they say, is powered by some gibberish about quantum frequencies and energy vibes. It’s the kind of pseudoscientific drivel that makes a high school physics teacher weep. No evidence, no prototypes, no MedBeds—just hot air and wishful thinking. But Trump knows his base laps this up like it’s gospel, and he’s more than happy to pour fuel on their delusional fire. What a hero, right?

Let’s talk about the real crime here: exploitation. Trump’s followers, many of whom are already down the QAnon rabbit hole, are eating this up. I’ve got screenshots of their posts gushing about these fake beds, and it’s heartbreaking. These folks aren’t just misled; they’re prime targets for scams. Take a quick peek online, and you’ll find sites like medbedcard.com hawking “MedBed Cards” for a cool $447 a pop. The card in Trump’s video looks suspiciously like the one on this site, which popped up out of nowhere on Saturday, according to internet archives. What do you get for your money? A shiny metal card with your name on it, “exclusive” info on terahertz tech (whatever that means), up to 70% off their other products, and some personalized spam in your inbox. Notice what’s missing? An actual MedBed or access to one, because—surprise—they don’t exist. Trump’s either knowingly setting his fans up to get fleeced or he’s so out of touch he thinks he gave that speech. Either way, it’s pathetic.

So why did he post this garbage? If he knew it was AI, he’s a heartless grifter dangling false hope in front of desperate people, many of whom might be struggling with mental health or medical issues. If he didn’t know it was fake, then he’s so far gone he can’t tell reality from a computer-generated lie. Picture him, confused in his Mar-a-Lago bunker, wondering if he really did promise magical beds to America. Both scenarios—malice or mental fog—are disqualifying for anyone who wants to lead a country. This isn’t leadership; it’s a con, and his followers are the marks. Don’t cry to me, MAGA—you fell for it, not me.

This isn’t just about one dumb video. It’s a pattern. Trump’s been fleecing his base for years, from $399 sneakers to overpriced Bibles, all while they cheer like it’s a personality trait. The 2018-2019 government shutdown, which he proudly owned, cost $11 billion and left 800,000 workers without pay, yet his fans still think he’s their savior. Now he’s peddling fake healthcare promises while real Americans struggle with real bills. His Truth Social antics aren’t just a joke; they’re dangerous, preying on the vulnerable and fueling scams that drain bank accounts. And let’s not forget the bigger picture: this is the guy who calls veterans “losers” and thinks a Purple Heart is a participation trophy, yet he’s got the nerve to promise miracle cures. The audacity is almost impressive.

The MAGA crowd might scream about “free speech” or “fake news,” but facts don’t care about their feelings. The MedBed scam is just the latest in a long line of Trump’s lies, and it’s not even clever—just lazy. He’s banking on his base’s blind loyalty to keep the cash flowing, whether it’s to him or some shady website. Meanwhile, real healthcare costs are soaring, and his policies, like threatening Affordable Care Act subsidies, make it worse for the very people he claims to champion. It’s not just irresponsible; it’s cruel. But go ahead, MAGA, keep clapping like trained seals while your wallets get lighter.

What’s next? Will Trump sell you a time machine to go back to the 1950s? Maybe a magic wand to fix the economy he tanked? The man’s a walking infomercial, and his followers are buying every word. But here’s the kicker: this isn’t just about money. It’s about trust, hope, and dignity, all of which Trump’s happy to exploit for a quick buck or a few likes on Truth Social. He’s not your savior; he’s your snake oil salesman. And to the MAGA diehards clutching your red hats: I’m not here to debate. I wrote what I wrote, and I don’t need your permission to call out this nonsense. My words stand on truth, not your conspiracy boards. Keep dreaming of MedBeds while the rest of us fight for a country that actually cares about its people.

Santiago Del Carmen Maria
(Crowning Thoughts)

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