Overview
- A Daily Beast analysis reported 565 Truth Social posts in April — about 18 per day — with 189 between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., indicating activity on 83% of nights.
- Several posts drew backlash, including a 2:49 a.m. AI image casting Trump in a Jesus-like role and an April 29 message with a rifle image that signaled harsher action toward Iran.
- Analysts linked the overnight bursts — which they say suggest very short sleep — to public moments where Trump appeared to doze at events and to concerns about decision-making.
- The White House defended the postings as transparency, and Trump’s doctors have touted a perfect MoCA cognitive screen even as outside clinicians call for fuller evaluation.
- Authorship of every post remains unclear, with The Independent noting aide Natalie Harp may contribute, while ex-Trump lawyer Tyler Cobb has urged considering the 25th Amendment.