Anonymous wrote:I harbor a lot of bitterness towards Biden's close circle, who deluded themselves (with their jobs and proximity to power on the line) into thinking that he could ever be re-electable. It is VERY difficult for a President to voluntarily renounce a second term - the psychology of someone who has campaigned and clawed their way to the top job does not lend itself to that sort of abnegation. But his team should have resigned rather than help him do this.
Having said that, it's quite obvious that the MAIN reason we're in this mess is Trump. It's his fault.
And then it's Fox's fault, for lying to the American people for decades.
And then it's all the influencers and politicians who jumped on the wagon for money and influence.
And then it's stupid voters for being stupid. That's when you realize that the average IQ is a 100. It's means half the population is BELOW that.
So Biden and his team sabotaged us, certainly. But they are far from being at the top of the list of who is responsible.
Anonymous wrote:They could have voted for ANY other R candidate besides trump, that’s on them. Are we as Americans collectively that stupid and gullible?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just looking at his family history, I think he’s early stages and that we’re stuck with him for this term. His dad wasn’t dx’d until he was 86 and then died at 93. If he was anything like Trump, he probably was too stubborn to get tested until things went pretty far south. It seems to line up pretty well with how Trump is acting now—just kind of losing more of his filter.
With the MRIs and cognitive tests I suspect Trump was already diagnosed, they are just hiding it from us.
He received 3 Montreal cognitive assessments in rapid succession. Medically, the protocol is to do this ONLY when the patient has scored badly during the first. Why? Because there aren't that many variants of the test, so a patient can remember the questions from test to test and score better every subsequent time, making the assessment meaningless. You ONLY do this when the patient has shown abnormally low cognitive functioning during the first test, such that following the decline is more important than the patient remembering the questions.
So yes, his doctors are lying by omission.
Cognitive function decline speeds up for humans in their 70s and 80s. This is basic human science.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just looking at his family history, I think he’s early stages and that we’re stuck with him for this term. His dad wasn’t dx’d until he was 86 and then died at 93. If he was anything like Trump, he probably was too stubborn to get tested until things went pretty far south. It seems to line up pretty well with how Trump is acting now—just kind of losing more of his filter.
With the MRIs and cognitive tests I suspect Trump was already diagnosed, they are just hiding it from us.
He received 3 Montreal cognitive assessments in rapid succession. Medically, the protocol is to do this ONLY when the patient has scored badly during the first. Why? Because there aren't that many variants of the test, so a patient can remember the questions from test to test and score better every subsequent time, making the assessment meaningless. You ONLY do this when the patient has shown abnormally low cognitive functioning during the first test, such that following the decline is more important than the patient remembering the questions.
So yes, his doctors are lying by omission.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just looking at his family history, I think he’s early stages and that we’re stuck with him for this term. His dad wasn’t dx’d until he was 86 and then died at 93. If he was anything like Trump, he probably was too stubborn to get tested until things went pretty far south. It seems to line up pretty well with how Trump is acting now—just kind of losing more of his filter.
With the MRIs and cognitive tests I suspect Trump was already diagnosed, they are just hiding it from us.
He received 3 Montreal cognitive assessments in rapid succession. Medically, the protocol is to do this ONLY when the patient has scored badly during the first. Why? Because there aren't that many variants of the test, so a patient can remember the questions from test to test and score better every subsequent time, making the assessment meaningless. You ONLY do this when the patient has shown abnormally low cognitive functioning during the first test, such that following the decline is more important than the patient remembering the questions.
So yes, his doctors are lying by omission.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just looking at his family history, I think he’s early stages and that we’re stuck with him for this term. His dad wasn’t dx’d until he was 86 and then died at 93. If he was anything like Trump, he probably was too stubborn to get tested until things went pretty far south. It seems to line up pretty well with how Trump is acting now—just kind of losing more of his filter.
With the MRIs and cognitive tests I suspect Trump was already diagnosed, they are just hiding it from us.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just looking at his family history, I think he’s early stages and that we’re stuck with him for this term. His dad wasn’t dx’d until he was 86 and then died at 93. If he was anything like Trump, he probably was too stubborn to get tested until things went pretty far south. It seems to line up pretty well with how Trump is acting now—just kind of losing more of his filter.
His father wasn’t obese. And he didn’t live with the stress of being US president.
That stress is what other presidents have experienced. It does not stress out the current president.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just looking at his family history, I think he’s early stages and that we’re stuck with him for this term. His dad wasn’t dx’d until he was 86 and then died at 93. If he was anything like Trump, he probably was too stubborn to get tested until things went pretty far south. It seems to line up pretty well with how Trump is acting now—just kind of losing more of his filter.
His father wasn’t obese. And he didn’t live with the stress of being US president.
That stress is what other presidents have experienced. It does not stress out the current president.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just looking at his family history, I think he’s early stages and that we’re stuck with him for this term. His dad wasn’t dx’d until he was 86 and then died at 93. If he was anything like Trump, he probably was too stubborn to get tested until things went pretty far south. It seems to line up pretty well with how Trump is acting now—just kind of losing more of his filter.
His father wasn’t obese. And he didn’t live with the stress of being US president.
That stress is what other presidents have experienced. It does not stress out the current president.
I agree for a few reasons. First, he isn’t really the president- Miller and Vance are just reading from the Project 2025 playbook, so it is pretty easy to sign off on bills. Second, he doesn’t have the capacity to empathize and think about how his policies are impacting people. Third, his biggest stress is not getting lost in the White House (those new gold letters do help though). No policy stress here!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just looking at his family history, I think he’s early stages and that we’re stuck with him for this term. His dad wasn’t dx’d until he was 86 and then died at 93. If he was anything like Trump, he probably was too stubborn to get tested until things went pretty far south. It seems to line up pretty well with how Trump is acting now—just kind of losing more of his filter.
His father wasn’t obese. And he didn’t live with the stress of being US president.
That stress is what other presidents have experienced. It does not stress out the current president.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just looking at his family history, I think he’s early stages and that we’re stuck with him for this term. His dad wasn’t dx’d until he was 86 and then died at 93. If he was anything like Trump, he probably was too stubborn to get tested until things went pretty far south. It seems to line up pretty well with how Trump is acting now—just kind of losing more of his filter.
His father wasn’t obese. And he didn’t live with the stress of being US president.