President Donald Trump kicked off Memorial Day with a furious and controversial post on Truth Social, targeting federal judges, Democrats, and even his predecessor, Joe Biden. Instead of a traditional message commemorating fallen soldiers, Trump delivered a lengthy, all-caps diatribe filled with harsh accusations and inflammatory rhetoric. The post, which was subsequently edited and reposted multiple times, labeled judges as "MONSTERS" and "USA hating" individuals who are intentionally allowing criminals into the country. He claimed these judges are on a "mission to keep murderers, drug dealers, rapists, gang members, and released prisoners from all over the world, in our country." He further accused Democrats of allowing 21 million people to illegally enter the U.S., characterizing them as "scum" who are attempting to destroy the country. Trump's attack wasn't limited to judges and Democrats. He also reposted a message from MAGA commentator Rogan O’Handley, which referred to Joe Biden as a "decrepit corpse" and accused him of stealing the 2020 election and using an autopen to sign legislation, suggesting he wasn't fully aware of what he was authorizing. This echoes Trump's previous claims about Biden's cognitive abilities. The post called for the arrest and charging of those responsible with treason. The sheer volume of accusations and the harsh, all-caps style of the post drew significant attention and criticism. While the post itself failed to honor the true spirit of Memorial Day, the controversy it ignited further highlighted the ongoing political divisions within the United States. The president's words have been condemned by many as divisive and disrespectful, particularly given the solemnity of the occasion. News outlets across the political spectrum reported on the outburst, sparking widespread discussion and debate about the president's rhetoric and its impact on the nation's political climate. This incident underscores Trump's continued use of social media as a platform for delivering strong, often controversial messages, bypassing traditional media outlets. His choice of Memorial Day to deliver such a strongly worded condemnation further fueled the criticism directed at the president. This incident is a testament to the deeply polarized political environment in the United States and raises questions about the role of social media in shaping public discourse and the responsibility of political leaders to use their platforms responsibly.