JLW
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Trump recently bragged he ”aced ” a cognitive test. As you will recall those tests require that you draw a picture of a clock, repeat five words and draw a picture of an animal, among other things. This raises a number of disturbing questions.
First, what did Trump’s doctors see in Trump that they thought that Trump should retake the dementia test? How is it that’s we’ve a president who is in charge of the nuclear codes who brags he can draw a clock? No other president I can recall has had to take these tests, much less two cognitive tests, other than Trump.
Trump‘s mental fitness in office has never been more in question. More and more people can see that Trump is in severe mental decline. Remember Trump has a family history of Alzheimers and dementia. He seems to be keeping with the family tradition.
First, what did Trump’s doctors see in Trump that they thought that Trump should retake the dementia test? How is it that’s we’ve a president who is in charge of the nuclear codes who brags he can draw a clock? No other president I can recall has had to take these tests, much less two cognitive tests, other than Trump.
Trump‘s mental fitness in office has never been more in question. More and more people can see that Trump is in severe mental decline. Remember Trump has a family history of Alzheimers and dementia. He seems to be keeping with the family tradition.
Trump brags doctors were 'very surprised' at his secret cognitive test
President Trump now claiming he “aced” a cognitive test he took recently, leaving doctors “very surprised” by his results. But after losing the monumental battle over his tax returns at the Supreme Court, aides now claim Trump has cast himself as a “blameless victim” as he heads into the 2020...
www.msnbc.com
Trump Says He ‘Aced’ Cognitive Test, but White House Won’t Release Details (Published 2020)
President Trump has repeatedly ridiculed Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s fitness to be president. Mr. Biden’s campaign has called it a smear that has backfired.
www.nytimes.com
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