Trump's Staggering Rapid Cognitive Decline

[Starkiller]

18 minutes ago, OILERMAN said:

 

I can honestly say I doubt he has ever known the ages of any of his kids

[scine09]

Regardless of whether he knows how old Barron is or not, you can’t be a delegate under 18.  Which makes it even dumber that he’d say that.

[Starkiller]

I’ll admit, I have no idea if this is a thing or if it’s just some internet BS being used to mock Trump. 
 

 

[OILERMAN]

 

[OILERMAN]

Imagine Biden saying this shit? 

 

 

[Starkiller]

Trump can’t remember Ronny Jackson’s name

 

 

[OILERMAN]

People actually vote that imbecile  

[OILERMAN]

Donald Trump said Joan Rivers voted for him in 2016. She died in 2014

 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/donald-trump-said-joan-rivers-voted-for-him-in-2016-she-died-in-2014/ar-BB1ofAaI?ocid=msedgntp&pc=NMTS&cvid=c9acdd4b885847a99feff08cee36f06b&ei=12

 

 

 Trump discusses Rivers, who won the second season of Celebrity Apprentice in 2009.

 

“I thought she might have been a Republican,” Trump said. “I know one thing: she voted for me, according to what she said.”

 

This claim is impossible as Trump first stood for election on November 8, 2016. Rivers died on September 4, 2014 at the age of 81.

 

In the month before that election, Trump claimed to Fox News’s Sean Hannity that he feared voter fraud using dead voters would swing the election for his opponent.

[Number9]

I think it is the disconnect between people who embrace the new world and people who don't/could not.  

 

The Information Age left maybe too many people behind.  Progressive.  Good word.  Bad word.  The people who embraced the idea of helping people who had been left out of the dream.  The idea that since there are different religions, I should be able to choose.  Freedom to express your own sexuality.  How to use Google.

 

The MAGA base didn't move along maintaining their same standard of living, particularly their children.  As the world moved into tech the lower skills jobs vanished, see below list of jobs gone in last 25 years.  Many, many of these people don't have the ability to do what we do.  There was no effort put into replacing dummy jobs like mine.

[Number9]

American citizens.  If you ever went anywhere near a public high school you know we are not producing people to do what we do.  Our job needs are changing fast and A.I. is coming to get a bunch.  How do you want America to treat you when AI eliminates your job?  Junior's?

 

We have to see each other as one.  We all need to eat.

 

Jobs Vanished in last 25 years

Telephone operators: With the advent of automated phone systems and the decline of landline telephones, the need for human operators to connect calls has significantly decreased.

Film projectionists: Digital projection technology has largely replaced the need for manual film projectionists in movie theaters.

Travel agents: Online booking platforms and travel websites have reduced the demand for traditional travel agents who help plan and book trips.

Printers and typesetters: The shift to digital publishing has greatly reduced the need for manual typesetting and printing processes.

Video store clerks: The rise of online streaming services has led to the decline of brick-and-mortar video rental stores and the associated jobs.

Cashiers: Automated checkout systems and self-service kiosks have reduced the need for human cashiers in some retail settings.

Bank tellers: Online banking, ATMs, and mobile banking apps have reduced the need for in-person bank tellers for routine transactions.

Manufacturing jobs: Automation and robotics have replaced many manual labor jobs in manufacturing plants.

Data entry clerks: Advances in technology have automated many data entry tasks, reducing the need for manual data entry clerks.

Mail carriers: While postal workers are still needed, the rise of email and electronic communication has reduced the volume of physical mail and the need for as many mail carriers.

[Starkiller]

https://www.salon.com/2024/06/17/he-couldnt-even-remember-me-has-severe-memory-issues-says-author-interviewed-him/
 

The author of a new book about The Apprentice says Donald Trump is suffering from severe memory loss, with the former president not even recognizing him despite the two having just spent an hour together for an interview.

 

In an interview on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, Ramin Setoodeh, co-editor-in chief at Variety, said he did an hour long sit-down interview with Trump while researching for his book, "Apprentice in Wonderland: How Donald Trump and Mark Burnett Took America Through the Looking Glass." A few months later, Setoodeh met with Trump again, this time at Trump Tower, to discuss his time in the White House. Trump had "no recollection of our lengthy interview," he said.

 

“Donald Trump had severe memory issues," Setoodeh said. "As the journalist who spent the most time with him, I have to say, he couldn’t remember things. He couldn’t even remember me.

[Jamalisms]

That'll hardly be discussed. But imagine if it was Biden.

[Starkiller]

 

[charleytolar]

That's a boring story but not unintelligble or confused as the headline suggests.

And, oh, did this thread topic not age well!

[tgo]

24 minutes ago, charleytolar said:

That's a boring story but not unintelligble or confused as the headline suggests.

And, oh, did this thread topic not age well!

It didn’t age well? So now we’re just going to ignore the hundreds of documented examples of diaper wearing Donald showing his cognitive decline?