Anonymous wrote:Can we get Drowsy Don to stick?

Dozy Donald

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Anonymous wrote:Corrected

I don’t think he’s necessary senile— more like just plain old mentally disturbed. Considering who he named Sec of Defense, I’m going with mentally disturbed. Who knows, maybe Trump will nominate this guy from Virginia for the position if Hegseth ever goes. And we should have much more confidence in this cute little creature than we do in Hegseth.

https://apnews.com/article/drunk-raccoon-liquor-store-bandit-virginia-5109feb2ea9ab9bf8954ec3798689fd0

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He is both. It's been well documented.

Yes. It’s clear that Trump is cognitively impaired and aging fast. The dementia will bring him down faster than the aging though.

Anonymous wrote:Corrected

I don’t think he’s necessary senile— more like just plain old mentally disturbed. Considering who he named Sec of Defense, I’m going with mentally disturbed. Who knows, maybe Trump will nominate this guy from Virginia for the position if Hegseth ever goes. And we should have much more confidence in this cute little creature than we do in Hegseth.

https://apnews.com/article/drunk-raccoon-liquor-store-bandit-virginia-5109feb2ea9ab9bf8954ec3798689fd0

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He is both. It's been well documented.

Corrected

I don’t think he’s necessary senile— more like just plain old mentally disturbed. Considering who he named Sec of Defense, I’m going with mentally disturbed. Who knows, maybe Trump will nominate this guy from Virginia for the position if Hegseth ever goes. And we should have much more confidence in this cute little creature than we do in Hegseth.

https://apnews.com/article/drunk-raccoon-liquor-store-bandit-virginia-5109feb2ea9ab9bf8954ec3798689fd0

I don’t think he’s necessary senile— more like just plain old mentally disturbed. Considering who he named Sec of Defense, I’m going with mentally disturbed. Who knows, maybe Trump will nominate this guy from Oregon for the position if Hegseth ever goes. And we should have much more confidence in this cute little creature than we do in Hegseth.

https://apnews.com/article/drunk-raccoon-liquor-store-bandit-virginia-5109feb2ea9ab9bf8954ec3798689fd0

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can we get Drowsy Don to stick?

I like it, I’ll use it.
I’ve also heard “The Nodfather”.

Don Snorleone

Trumptophan

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can we get Drowsy Don to stick?

I like it, I’ll use it.
I’ve also heard “The Nodfather”.

Don Snorleone

Anonymous wrote:Can we get Drowsy Don to stick?

I like it, I’ll use it.
I’ve also heard “The Nodfather”.

Can we get Drowsy Don to stick?

Anonymous wrote:Another medical doctor (Dick Cheney’s) questions the deflection coming out of the White House. And more notice of Trump’s cognitive decline creeping into reporting. It’s possible the media is trying not to be caught flat-footed for not reporting on the dementia. It’s becoming too obvious to ignore.


https://newrepublic.com/post/203902/doctor-donald-trump-excuses-mri

“And what he didn‘t say is whether the president had a scan of his brain. He didn’t say he didn’t, he just included some data from the chest and abdominal scans. So it’s not plausible or really credible to believe that they just decided to do some preventative screening for a third time this year.”
Trump’s October visit to Walter Reed came six months after his annual physical exam. For days afterward, the White House refused to explain the reason for his second visit. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed it was his “routine yearly checkup,” but clearly that wasn’t true. Meanwhile, anyone with eyes can see signs that the president has diminishing mental faculties. It appeared that he could barely stay awake throughout a lengthy Cabinet meeting Tuesday, and when he spoke, he was incoherent and confused.

To quote J.K.Rowling's fictional reporter Rita Skeeter in Harry Potter, "the Prophet exists to sell itself, you silly girl". It does not serve the public. It was always about eyeball grabbing, and balancing how to out-scoop their competitors while avoiding government censure.

I have very little respect for the media, with the exception of some Watergate and Pentagon Papers-level journalists and editors.

Another medical doctor (Dick Cheney’s) questions the deflection coming out of the White House. And more notice of Trump’s cognitive decline creeping into reporting. It’s possible the media is trying not to be caught flat-footed for not reporting on the dementia. It’s becoming too obvious to ignore.


https://newrepublic.com/post/203902/doctor-donald-trump-excuses-mri

“And what he didn‘t say is whether the president had a scan of his brain. He didn’t say he didn’t, he just included some data from the chest and abdominal scans. So it’s not plausible or really credible to believe that they just decided to do some preventative screening for a third time this year.”
Trump’s October visit to Walter Reed came six months after his annual physical exam. For days afterward, the White House refused to explain the reason for his second visit. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed it was his “routine yearly checkup,” but clearly that wasn’t true. Meanwhile, anyone with eyes can see signs that the president has diminishing mental faculties. It appeared that he could barely stay awake throughout a lengthy Cabinet meeting Tuesday, and when he spoke, he was incoherent and confused.

Biden never fell asleep in a cabinet meeting.

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Anonymous wrote:The Post gives some ink to nap time. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/12/02/donald-trump-drowsy-cabinet-meeting/

AP too.

Since he televises his cabinet meetings so everyone can hear all the praise from his flunkies, it’s difficult to not comment on his falling asleep. Turns out “sleepy Joe” was yet another projection.

Anonymous wrote:The Post gives some ink to nap time. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/12/02/donald-trump-drowsy-cabinet-meeting/

AP too.