"Quit Sane-Washing' Donald Trump: His Cognitive Decline is a National Emergency.
President Trump's mental state has been in question for years, and the latest revelations about his association with Jeffrey Epstein have brought it to the forefront once again. The more we learn about his cognitive abilities, the more it becomes clear that he may not be fit to hold public office.
The former President's comments on various issues are often nonsensical, and his speeches lack coherence. In a recent appearance at the American Business Forum, Trump said that Miami has been a haven for those fleeing communist tyranny in South Africa, only to correct himself later saying it was South America - a continent, not a country.
Such gaffes have become all too common during his presidency, with Trump often struggling to articulate his thoughts or confuse different issues. His reliance on others to tell him what to think and believe has led to some of the most absurd statements in recent history.
The sad reality is that many people close to Trump are aware of his declining cognitive abilities but are afraid to say so publicly for fear of repercussions. One former Secretary of Labor, Robert Reich, has spoken out about Trump's mental acuity, pointing out instances where he confused a dementia screening test with an IQ test.
As Trump continues to struggle with the truth and reality, it is essential that the American public knows his state of health before it's too late. The White House should be forced to release transcripts of Trump's statements, allowing us to see what he actually said without any editing or manipulation.
The fact remains that Trump's cognitive decline poses a significant threat to national security. His inability to read between the lines and understand the consequences of his actions is a recipe for disaster.
The question on everyone's mind is no longer if Trump is fading but how fast and how much more dangerous he will become. It's time to stop trying to pull coherent quotes from him and give the public raw, unfiltered statements.
Trump's desperation in trying to control the release of Epstein information has even led his staunchest allies to suspect that he's attempting a Richard Nixon-style cover-up. This heat continues to grow while his ability to handle it is dramatically decreasing.
It's time for Trump to face the music and acknowledge his own cognitive decline. Instead of trying to "sane-wash" himself, he should embrace his craziness as his best defense against the gathering political storm that is Hurricane Jeff."
President Trump's mental state has been in question for years, and the latest revelations about his association with Jeffrey Epstein have brought it to the forefront once again. The more we learn about his cognitive abilities, the more it becomes clear that he may not be fit to hold public office.
The former President's comments on various issues are often nonsensical, and his speeches lack coherence. In a recent appearance at the American Business Forum, Trump said that Miami has been a haven for those fleeing communist tyranny in South Africa, only to correct himself later saying it was South America - a continent, not a country.
Such gaffes have become all too common during his presidency, with Trump often struggling to articulate his thoughts or confuse different issues. His reliance on others to tell him what to think and believe has led to some of the most absurd statements in recent history.
The sad reality is that many people close to Trump are aware of his declining cognitive abilities but are afraid to say so publicly for fear of repercussions. One former Secretary of Labor, Robert Reich, has spoken out about Trump's mental acuity, pointing out instances where he confused a dementia screening test with an IQ test.
As Trump continues to struggle with the truth and reality, it is essential that the American public knows his state of health before it's too late. The White House should be forced to release transcripts of Trump's statements, allowing us to see what he actually said without any editing or manipulation.
The fact remains that Trump's cognitive decline poses a significant threat to national security. His inability to read between the lines and understand the consequences of his actions is a recipe for disaster.
The question on everyone's mind is no longer if Trump is fading but how fast and how much more dangerous he will become. It's time to stop trying to pull coherent quotes from him and give the public raw, unfiltered statements.
Trump's desperation in trying to control the release of Epstein information has even led his staunchest allies to suspect that he's attempting a Richard Nixon-style cover-up. This heat continues to grow while his ability to handle it is dramatically decreasing.
It's time for Trump to face the music and acknowledge his own cognitive decline. Instead of trying to "sane-wash" himself, he should embrace his craziness as his best defense against the gathering political storm that is Hurricane Jeff."
i mean who tries to pass off miami as a haven for people fleeing south africa? 
and what's up with him mixing up iq tests with dementia screenings? it's like he's living in his own reality show 
but seriously though, how long can the country keep pretending everything is okay when trump's cognitive abilities are in question? shouldn't we be focusing on his health rather than just trying to control what comes out of his mouth?
... all these gaffes and nonsensical comments are red flags. Can't we just see what's going on in his head without editing or manipulation? I think it's time for the White House to be more transparent about Trump's cognitive abilities. We need to know if he's still fit to lead before things get out of hand 
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anyway back to trump he's like the human version of a broken record playing the same 5 seconds over and over again 
and honestly i'm kinda worried about his next move but not just for him, for the country too 
we need someone who can make sense of stuff before we all end up in a giant mess 
. It's like he's losing touch with reality 
. These gaffes are becoming more frequent and it's not just about saying silly things, it's about him getting basic facts wrong. We need to know what's going on in that head of his before it's too late 
. I think it's time for the White House to be transparent about Trump's health records and let the public see what they're dealing with 
. His cognitive decline is a serious issue and we can't just ignore it 
. We need to start having an honest conversation about it, not just in Washington but across the country 
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. Like, what's wrong with folks just accepting that he's not the sharpest tool in the shed? 
It's not like it's going to hurt anyone if he makes a few gaffes here and there... oh wait, it might 
. I don't know, maybe we're just too used to having politicians pretend to be super smart all the time? 
Newsflash: they're not. Let's get real for once 
Like, who knows what's really going on there? Maybe it's just a big misunderstanding? 
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. No more "editing" or trying to spin his words into something they're not 
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this guy cant even remember which continent Miami is on?! 
it's like they're all in on the joke, right? And can we pls stop tryna sanitize his statements? We need to see the full extent of this mans delusions 
its like hes tryna control what ppl think he said but honestly who is he kiddin?! The fact that he's tryna cover up EPSTEIN info is straight fire 
and if thats not a national emergency, i dont no whats is! We need to know the truth about this guy's state of mind 
i mean, what's next? him saying the moon is made of cheese and we're all just pretending not to notice 
. The guy can't seem to get his facts straight and it's affecting the country's image abroad 
. What's even more concerning is that those close to him are too afraid to speak up, like Robert Reich 
. Can't we just have honest conversations with our leaders without sugarcoating or spin doctoring? 
It's time for Trump (and his team) to take responsibility for their words and actions 
. Maybe instead of "sane-washing" himself, he should focus on getting his facts straight 
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. Trump's gotta be having some serious issues if he can't even get the continent and country right 
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. And yeah, the White House needs to come clean about his mental state – transparency is key here 
. If Trump can't even get his facts straight, how can we trust him to make informed decisions about the country's safety? We need someone who's sharp as a tack, not struggling to keep up with basic conversations 
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