Trump’s Dementia

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If anyone here has parents or grandparents Trump's and Biden's ages, what do their days look like?

My dad is Trump's age (79). Here's his day in a nutshell:
1. wakes at 5 AM
2. takes his dog out on a walk around his backyard, feeds the dog, and makes breakfast for himself.
3. eats and watches the news. usually naps between 8-10 am.
4. eats lunch at 11:30, takes his dog on a long walk, and then naps until 1:30
5. heads to the local senior center for an activity of some sort from 2-3:30 pm
6. eats dinner somewhere between 4-4:30 pm. watches tv and dozes until his bedtime at 7 pm.
7. sleeps from 7-midnight/1 am. that's his core, deep sleep. he usually wakes at midnight/1 for a snack and then dozes in and out until he wakes for good at 5 am.

Toss in a few days each month of golf with friends and doctor's appointments and that's his life. My dad was a big executive before retirement but there's no way in hell I'd vote for him to be President at his age.

That's not a recipe for healthy aging. My mom is a few years younger than that and my stepfather 8 years older than her. They are going strong. Gardening, driving meals on wheels, managing their business, taking care of their dogs, planning international travel and doing many many activities. My stepfather even does yoga every day.

Two of my aunts drove until they were 96 and 99. The one who hung on to 99 lived in her own house. She gave up golf in her 80s but had a weekly bridge game. She had worked during tax season for a tax business until her mid 80s. Friend of mine's grandpa died last year at 97. He'd worked for a hardware store for 60 years and still drove parts part time until he was 96.

https://www.spreaker.com/episode/90-and-100-year-old-scholars-still-keenly-insightful-healthy--13800211 --audio about scholars who continued their work long after the rest of us would have taken up naps.

[Anonymous]

Folks, this thread is for posting signs of Trump’s dementia. Please talk about your relatives and aging elsewhere.

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Anonymous wrote:Shades of Biden at the DDay ceremony. Except Trump’s term has just started. He wandered off halfway through a signing ceremony and had to be herded back.

https://okmagazine.com/p/donald-trump-dementia-signs-executive-order-signing/

Why was he wearing a long wool overcoat on a 65 degree day? That is another sign that things are not right mentally.

He has dementia, mid to late stage, so he's cold all of the time. I give him another 6 months to year, and he's going to be in much, much worse shape. But he will inflict mass chaos in the meantime.

He has dementia for sure. But it’s not late stage yet. He’s definitely declined since the campaign though.

But Bill Maher said Trump is nice! He cannot have declined since November. Can he?

Sadly dementia is inexorable. It can be slowed but that’s about it. Trump’s dementia is pretty clear to anyone who has a family member who has suffered from it.

Not sure what the reference to Bill Maher is though.

And this is why we never even considered 80 year old presidents until we recently lost our frickin minds. There is no such thing as an 80 year who can be trusted as mentally and physically fit to serve a four year term in the most demanding job in the world.

Do better people.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Listen to the dotard talk about groceries and tell me there’s nothing wrong with him.

Is that real? Jesus.

Yep, he is completely fascinated by this new word he recently learned…groceries

[Anonymous]

Dementia Don strikes again.

Transcript of Trump's Time interview:

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dementia Don strikes again.

Transcript of Trump's Time interview:

Not as strong as his rambling about the tariff “deals” he’s made. He is definitely living in an alternate universe at this point. Obsessed with Biden and Obama and every other perceived offense. He’s ridiculous.

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Trump, in an interview with the Atlantic: "I run the country and the world."

Delusions of grandeur and inflated self-esteem can be associated with dementia. Just saying...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump, in an interview with the Atlantic: "I run the country and the world."

Delusions of grandeur and inflated self-esteem can be associated with dementia. Just saying...

Let that sink in. He thinks he runs the world.

[Anonymous]

Yup. Totally sharp and coherent/s

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Trump, in an interview with the Atlantic: "I run the country and the world."

Delusions of grandeur and inflated self-esteem can be associated with dementia. Just saying...

Let that sink in. He thinks he runs the world.

Definitely dementia.

[Anonymous]

Trump was bragging about knowing the word “groceries” again today and explaining it the UAE president. On Fox. Where’s the Republican outcry about dementia?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump was bragging about knowing the word “groceries” again today and explaining it the UAE president. On Fox. Where’s the Republican outcry about dementia?

The “groceries” fixation is so weird. Unlike Hannibal Lector and other movie inspired comments, difficult to understand what triggered in the mush of his brain. But it’s in deep.

[Anonymous]

He thinks the toy company Mattel is a country.

Trump misspeaks and calls toy firm Mattel a country:
https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/cn4q950zxgqo

[Anonymous]

These videos need to be played over and over. The media is covering for him by not showing these more, it’s bizarre.