Tag: Trump Mental Impairment
Emhoff to Trump: Don’t Worry About Mispronouncing ‘Kamala’
“Mr. Trump, I know you have so much trouble pronouncing her name. Here’s the good news—after the election, you can just call her Madam President.”
— Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff offered former president Donald Trump some advice while speaking to canvassers at an event at the local party headquarters in Stevens Point, Wisconsin on Saturday.
One Wobbly Donald
We watched as Wobbly Donald wallowed in odium,
Maybe, like RFK Jr., he’s got a brain plasmodium.
In his speech at the NRA,
He stumbled, mumbled and swayed,
During his wrestling match with a left-leaning podium.
Vulgarian, Contrarian, Not Authoritarian
Donald Trump has always impressed us as a classless vulgarian,
His political views are those of a narcissistic contrarian.
And when it comes to brains,
Trump comes up lame.
John Bolton says, “He’s not smart enough to be an authoritarian.”
Wehner: Trump Is Losing His Mind
“Given Trump’s psychological profile, it was inevitable that when he felt the walls of reality close in on him—in 2020, it was the pandemic, the cratering economy, and his election defeat—he would detach himself even further from reality. It was predictable that the president would assert even more bizarre conspiracy theories. That he would become more enraged and embittered, more desperate and despondent, more consumed by his grievances. That he would go against past supplicants, like Attorney General Bill Barr and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, and become more aggressive toward his perceived enemies. That his wits would begin to turn, in the words of King Lear. That he would begin to lose his mind. … So he has. And, as a result, President Trump has become even more destabilizing and dangerous.”
— Peter Wehner
Trump Can’t Stop Talking about Taking the Alzheimer’s Test
Oh my god. pic.twitter.com/hP3h20Oxuc
— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) July 23, 2020
Trump can’t stop talking about taking the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), a test which is usually administered to people whose family members are concerned about signs of mental decline, including early signs of Alzheimer’s Disease. Trump’s father suffered from Alzheimer’s from 1993 until his death at age 93.
But the more he talks about it, the more it raises suspicions that he likely did not pass it after all.
Transcript from FoxNews.com:
Trump Still Obsessed by Obama
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First Read: “Trump mentioned Obama, his wife and ‘Obamacare’ 23 times in his interview on Meet the Press — when he was asked only four direct questions that involved the former president. … And some of those mentions contained outright falsehoods.”
Real Video of Trump Slurring His Words
This week Trump disseminated a doctored video that made it look as if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was stammering and slurring her words. The undoctored video above shows an actual instance of Trump slurring his speech.
Some experts cite this and other instances of his behavior as possible signs of mental impairment, stating, for example that Trump has exhibited a “clear reduction in linguistic sophistication over time.”
