The TDS-addled Left outdid and beclowned themselves to try and turn yesterday's Freedom 250 Grand Prix on the streets of Washington, D.C. into a failure.
The effort reached comical proportions over the weekend with the usual dishonest anti-Trump accounts posting doozies like this:
🚨MAJOR BREAKING: The Freedom 250 course set up by Trump’s administration is proving treacherous, with a visibly bumpy patch of track and numerous cars dangerously spinning out or crashing into concrete barriers.
— CALL TO ACTIVISM (@CalltoActivism) August 23, 2026
He literally fucks up everything. pic.twitter.com/CFjfSWrHI2 https://t.co/S6DXd07OQB
Cars never spun out on race tracks until Trump took office! Incredible.
The TDS Left were hoping a driver would be hurt or killed just so they could blame Trump, and they'd like everybody to think they're on the sane and compassionate side. These idiots need to have their meds checked.
However, I later ran across the most desperate of media attempts to find a downside to the race, and it might not surprise you to know this came from NPR.
Drivers will follow an angular, 1.7-mile course with seven sharp turns, and a main straightaway framed in the distance by the Capitol building and the Washington Monument. Drivers will tackle 147 laps, for a total of just under 250 miles each.
The course goes directly past landmarks like the National Archives Building, the National Gallery of Art and three Smithsonian museums: Air and Space, American Indian and American History. Some art experts have expressed concern that vibrations from the track construction and race itself could damage the artifacts inside.
Yes indeed, they're trying to create a "Trump, the art destroyer" narrative because of a car race. There were no such concerns from NPR during BLM riots.
They've been defunded, but the propaganda effort continues.
