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Related: About this forumTrump's struggles to stay awake adds to growing questions about his fading health - The Briefing w/Jen Psaki - MS NOW
Jen Psaki looks at how Donald Trump's erratic behavior and struggles to stay awake during meetings is adding to questions about Trump's fading vitality, including a recent MRI that remains unexplained. Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic candidate for Senate who is also a physician, joins to discuss. - Aired on 12/02/2025.
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Trump's struggles to stay awake adds to growing questions about his fading health - The Briefing w/Jen Psaki - MS NOW (Original Post)
Rhiannon12866
8 hrs ago
OP
And he has the unmitigated gall to keep using that insulting name for President Biden.
Rhiannon12866
6 hrs ago
#2
I don't doubt for a moment he has progressive dementia symptoms. That said, if I stayed up all night rage-tweeting
hlthe2b
6 hrs ago
#3
I completely agree and I cringe to imagine how he'll be at the end of another 3 years...
Rhiannon12866
6 hrs ago
#4
Norrrm
(3,640 posts)1. Sleepy Joe has now become Dozing Don.
Rhiannon12866
(248,049 posts)2. And he has the unmitigated gall to keep using that insulting name for President Biden.
hlthe2b
(112,358 posts)3. I don't doubt for a moment he has progressive dementia symptoms. That said, if I stayed up all night rage-tweeting
I'd sure as hell be dozing off in those meetings, too, so I think we need to be careful about focusing solely on THAT. His gait changes, loss of verbal articulation, and substituting similar sounds for words he can't grasp, confusion of time and place, incontinence, constant repetitive behaviors and phrases, impulsiveness, moodiness (worst than previous), intermittent episodes of "spacing out" mentally (also characteristic of TIAs--transient ischemic attacks)--all are both present and more definitive behaviors to point to.
Rhiannon12866
(248,049 posts)4. I completely agree and I cringe to imagine how he'll be at the end of another 3 years...