Trump Golf Cheating Video Highlights Ongoing Political Manipulations

A viral video shows Trump allegedly cheating at golf in Scotland. This mirrors his political tactics, as GOP gerrymanders aim to dilute Democratic votes.

August 4, 2025

Viral Video Sparks Controversy Over Trump’s Golf Game

A recently circulated video has caught significant attention, allegedly showing President Donald Trump engaging in questionable behavior during a golf game. The footage, recorded at the Trump Turnberry course in Scotland, appears to show Trump hitting a ball into the rough, only for caddies to relocate it to a more advantageous position.

This incident has fueled discussions about Trump’s approach to competition, reflecting a philosophy where winning by any means is justified. This mindset is also seen in current political maneuvers, where the White House is urging states like Texas, Ohio, Florida, and Indiana to redraw their congressional maps to secure a Republican advantage in future elections.

The practice of partisan gerrymandering, aimed at diminishing Democratic voting influence, is not new. Historically used in the South to suppress the Black vote, this strategy continues to maintain Republican dominance. However, the involvement of a president with authoritarian aspirations in these efforts is a new and concerning development.

States like Texas are already preparing maps that could gain Republicans additional seats in Congress. Ohio and Indiana are also following suit, hoping to expand their Republican representation. Meanwhile, Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis, who previously eliminated a majority-Black district in 2022, is pushing for redistricting despite no immediate requirement to do so until 2030.

This strategic redistricting campaign poses a challenge to democratic institutions, with the Supreme Court showing leniency towards such gerrymandering practices. There is concern that media coverage might overlook these tactics, instead portraying Republican victories in 2026 as a reflection of Trump’s enduring popularity.

Such outcomes could potentially embolden Trump to pursue aggressive policies, including mass deportations and tax cuts for the wealthy, while possibly setting the stage for a controversial third-term bid, despite constitutional limits.

In response, Democrats have typically advocated for “fair maps,” although this approach may be insufficient against the aggressive redistricting tactics employed by Republicans. There is a growing call for blue-state governors to initiate their own redistricting efforts swiftly.

Political Spending and PAC Influence Under Scrutiny

This week, Democratic Senators Elissa Slotkin and Mark Kelly proposed a legislative measure aimed at restricting corporate influence in politics. The bill seeks to prohibit for-profit corporations from establishing political action committees (PACs).

Political contributions by PACs in federal elections reached an unprecedented $1.9 billion in 2024, with significant donations from large corporations whose interests align closely with congressional decisions.

“Corporate money has way too much control over what happens in Washington, and that’s not how it should work,” stated Kelly. “When representatives are making decisions that affect working families, whether it’s lowering costs or protecting workers’ rights, they should be accountable to you, not the corporations writing big checks.”

Republican Senate Race in Kentucky Heats Up

In Kentucky, millionaire Republican donor Nate Morris is repositioning himself as a working-class candidate in the U.S. Senate race. This move highlights internal tensions within the Republican party.

Morris aims to replace retiring Senator Mitch McConnell, a figure who has supported the MAGA movement but also faces criticism from its voters as part of the political establishment.

In his inaugural campaign advertisement, Morris identifies as a “Trump guy” and labels his primary competitor, Andy Barr, as a “McConnell boy,” despite his financial contributions to both Barr and McConnell. Check it out!