10/15/2026
My Dear Friend & POTUS, DJT,
I believe you are exhausted. It seems that this campaign tour you are doing is taking it out of you. I say this because the StressLens scores for your last two speeches were low. Your highest score in your AZ speech was 1.997, not quite making the threshold for a “medium.” You hit that at the 1:26 mark when you introduced Floyd Mayweather to the crowd.
SoW, are you sure that fighters are going to appeal to voters? According to Anthropic’s AI, "Tyson was convicted of rape in 1992, & Mayweather has a domestic violence conviction,” so those guys are not going to appeal to most female voters, especially right now that the Cornell Jane Doe tragedy has reminded us of the toxicity of machismo. I suggest you avoid bringing any bros with you to Kansas on Monday.
Back to your exhaustion, I have two suggestions. First, limit yourself to one rally per day so you can get home at a decent hour. According to your schedule you didn’t arrive at your hotel in Las Vegas until 3:26 AM, which is 6:26 AM EST. You’re too old for that kind of day.
Second, limit your remarks to no more than an hour. You spoke for 100 minutes in AZ & 74 minutes in MT. Not only is this excessive for your cognitive capacities, it taxes the audience’s attention span. Best to avoid rambling, stick to your message & leave your fans wanting more.
It’s too bad that both Jay Feely & Juan Ciscomani couldn’t make it to the rally in AZ yesterday. Their Congressional races are fascinating. You might be able to help them & others like them if you stopped insisting that the economy is fine & ended the war with Iran right now.
Perhaps if you spent more time in DC at the WH, you could make some inroads on those fronts.
Putting in some hours at the Resolute desk would also enable you to address the situation in Burma. Recent news shows that the MAH is desecrating Christian churches by using them for military graduations where troops are carousing in the sanctuaries.
Rev Lakang Dau Qae, General Secretary of Kachin Baptist Churches USA, said in a statement: "The deliberate turning of a sacred house of worship, Nant Mun Baptist Church, into a military venue is a direct attack on freedom of religion or belief and an insult to Kachin Christians.”
Please ask your Religious Liberty Commission to look into this.
BYBS,
