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On Monday, former President Donald Trump, ever the outspoken leader, took to Truth Social to deliver a bold critique of Chris Christie, complete with a candid photo that underscored his point. Trump’s message was clear and direct, reflecting his characteristic straightforwardness.

“Not fit for office, mentally or physically,” Trump declared, showcasing his usual no-nonsense approach. “We need strong people not suffering from a harsh terminal disease, TDS, TRUMP DERANGEMENT SYNDROME!!!”

This post, like many of Trump’s communications, quickly became a topic of discussion, illustrating yet again how Trump continues to be a significant and active voice in political discourse, particularly on social media.

During last Wednesday’s debate, Christie, known for his controversial stances, particularly drew ire from Trump supporters with his comments about the former president. Christie suggested that by the next election, Trump might be a “convicted felon” and thus ineligible to vote, a statement that sparked significant backlash from Trump’s loyal base.

“I want you all to kind of picture in your minds Election Day. You’ll all be heading to the polls to vote, and that’s something that Donald Trump will not be able to do, because he will be convicted of felonies before then and his right to vote will be taken away,” Christie said, provoking a strong reaction.

“You know, look, here’s the bottom line. You can boo about it all you like and continue to deny reality, but if we deny reality as a party we’re going to have four more years of Joe Biden.”

These remarks from Christie highlight the ongoing division within the party and underscore the challenges faced by those who oppose Trump’s influential and enduring presence in American politics.