These concerns keep being raised - that Donald Trump has dementia. It is not just anyone talking of this but health professionals have raised this issue time and again, White House employees have raised the issue, anyone who has a relative with dementia have raised the issue https://www.usatoday.com/story/opin...-we-need-know-psychologist-column/3404007002/ The Montreal cognitive test Jackson used only rules out full blown dementia not early dementia The article goes on tho list many of the concerning behaviours, not the least of which are the forgetting of people’s names and substitution of another “Marion Lockheed”, “Tim Apple” Failure to recognise old friends Claiming his father was born in Germany when it was his Grandfather who was born there Semantic paraphrasia - choosing the wrong words such as “oranges” instead of ‘origins” Flights of thought which we see regularly in every speech he makes There are more indicators which I will post
The article in the OP was over a year old so it is worth revisiting what has happened in that year https://prospect.org/power/president-trump-truly-decompensated/ And we have seen some truly bizarre behaviours recently
No this is not just about Trump. This is about what to do if a sitting president suddenly appears in public naked with only his underwear draped over his head, Excuse me a minute please while I get THAT image our of my head! And it is not about “blaming” trump. People cannot help it if they develop dementia
Could it be that those that hate him, HATE him so much that THEY are the ones developing dementia? I vote plausible.
Too easy just to dismiss genuine concerns as “hate” The Atlantic has wonderful examples of Trumps cognitive decline in language skills https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2018/01/trump-cog-decline/548759/
And Andrew Jackson was peeved because he thought his political opponents killed his wife because that's how weak she was. There's a time and place to be worried about things like mental illness. The problem is, how do we know whether or not to be concerned about it. The idea a politician or a civic leader despite having a mental illness can serve is a good thing to have. We need to be able to open politics up for these concerns. Yet this isn't up to us to decide as citizens. I hate to say this, but this is something that's best left to the representatives to deal with, not popular opinion.
Not really, just more examples of the same foreign attempts to influence and meddling in U.S. affairs. Granted not near as effective or as successful as the Russians, not that Australians are not taken lightly on the world stage, it just the world simply doesn't pay any attention to Australia
I would think "Hate" is being raised from post example that litter this forum! You might want to just own it ¯\_(º¸º)_/¯
And a year old too! It's pretty obvious things are slow around the ranch when you have to reach back to the those teenage years just to find something complain about
I think in the kangaroo courts of Australia He already has, but like everything else Australian, it's not really that important and means nothing really ¯\_(º¸º)_/¯
Perhaps instead of showing tax returns they should undertake an independent health examination and not just bring a note from a weird doctor
Is it wrong? Did he no5 do those things? I have given three sources where concerns have been raised and insight into the concerning behaviours
Which would not apply if it were an in depth assessment Bottom line is that maybe there should be some sort of safeguard. Reagan had early Alzheimer’s
I nursed my own Mother through dementia and I see absolutely NO comparison and she was pretty good on the scale! This is insulting to anyone who has been in a similar situation. <<MOD EDIT - Rule 5 - Deleted Off Topic References to other Posters-Lee S->>