President Donald Trump's speech at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was a revealing one, according to CNN observers. Trump held a small press conference at the pool Monday to deliver his "closing message" ahead of the midterm elections.

The president is “always on top of the most important issues facing Americans,” one critic snarked.

A Times review of the president’s public speeches finds that he is more profane, more absolutist, longer-winded and less coherent than he was in 2016.

By the time President Donald Trump had concluded his hourlong closing argument speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Monday, the water in the basin behind him had become still, a perfect mirror of the Washington Monument and a grey November sky.

Donald Trump closed out his midterms election campaign with a bizarre event about landscaping, concrete and algae, celebrating his many vanity construction projects. Just hours before polling opened across the country, with Democrats expected to give Trump ...

Donald Trump’s increasingly foul-mouthed speeches may be a sign of cognitive decline, experts claim. A New York Times review found that the president, 80, used “all-or-nothing words” almost a fifth more frequently than he did a decade ago,

CNN released new polling in the race on Thursday, finding Marshall behind his Democratic Party opponent Adam Hamilton by four points. The post Trump Cancels Red State Rally Same Day New Poll Shows Republican Senator 4-Points Down first appeared on Mediaite.

President Trump is “dominating the airwaves and controlling the conversation,” Fox host Jesse Watters declared on October 21, touting the president’s midterm blitz. Trump was speaking in South Carolina at that same moment.