Trump is Senile

A list of examples where Trump has displayed mental decline - is it time to invoke the 25th Amendment?

My Fellow Democracy Defenders,

Trump is a senile fascist and must be removed from office.

Biden was steady and sharp as a tack. However, the orange menace is the opposite. This is a national security risk. Here are all the instances where he has shown staggering mental decline. If you like this compilation, I would appreciate your support since my partner was fired from her DEI civil service career.

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I. Repetitive statements and rambling

• Repeatedly telling the same stories: Numerous reports document Trump retelling the same anecdotes multiple times within the same speech or over a short period such as stories about his dealings with foreign leaders, his golf game, or his perceived successes in business.

  • Example: During a 2023 rally, he repeatedly told a story about a conversation with a European leader regarding NATO contributions, using nearly identical phrasing multiple times within minutes.

• Rambling and losing train of thought: Trump deviates significantly from a clear topic, jumps between unrelated ideas, or struggles to complete sentences.

  • Example: In a 2024 interview with Hugh Hewitt, Trump's responses were often disjointed and wandered from the questions asked.

• Difficulty with names: Instances where he misidentifies people or struggles to recall names, even of prominent figures.

  • Example: In 2023, he referred to Viktor Orbán as "the prime minister of Turkey" when Orbán is the prime minister of Hungary.

II. Confusion and disorientation

• Mixing up dates and events: Trump frequently confuses past events, misstating dates, or conflating different situations.

  • Example: In December 2023, he claimed that Barack Obama was still president during a period when he (Trump) was in office.

• Geographical Confusion: Trump demonstrates a lack of awareness of geographical locations or current events related to specific places.

  • Example: During a rally, he appeared to confuse Iowa with New Hampshire.

• Difficulty recognizing Ffmiliar people: While less publicly documented, some former aides have anonymously reported concerns about his ability to recognize people he has known for years.

III. Using incorrect and nonsensical language

• Incorrect or nonsensical words: Trump uses words that don't fit the context or appear to be made up ("semantic paraphasias").

  • Example: In a 2024 speech, he used the word "smocking" when he likely meant "smoking."

• Incoherent sentence structure: At times, his sentences are grammatically incorrect or difficult to understand.

  • Example: Numerous examples exist in transcripts of his rallies and interviews where sentences are fragmented or lack logical flow.

IV. Behavioral changes

• Increased irritability and agitation: constant displays of anger and frustration.

• Difficulty focusing: White House staff reports him losing focus during meetings or conversations.

• Decreased awareness of surroundings: Concerns raised about his apparent lack of awareness of his environment or the people around him.

Resources for Further Research:

• FactCheck.org: https://www.factcheck.org/

• PolitiFact: https://www.politifact.com/

• The Washington Post Fact Checker: https://www.washingtonpost.com/fact-checker/

• News articles from reputable sources: (New York Times, CNN, Reuters, Associated Press, etc.)