Granted, we’ve had this concern before, but it seems former President Donald Trump’s actions and words keep necessitating a return to the issue.
The issue is whether or not Trump is mentally fit to even be allowed in public.
More proof suggesting that the disgraced ex-president is indeed non compos mentis arrived over the weekend when he was speaking at a campaign rally in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and suggested that at 78 he’s not too old to serve as head of state because 78 isn’t that close to 80.
“I’m not 80, and I’m not that close to 80.”
However, Trump’s next verbal gaffe is what set off waves of concern on social media.
“I have no cognitive,” Trump said at the rally. “She might have a cognitive problem. There’s no cognitive problem.”
And then, a few minutes later, Trump repeated that he’s “got no cognitive,” but failed to complete the sentence.
Does Trump have cognitive issues? It certainly sounds like he does, and the latest evidence kicked off a new round of debate and chiding online.
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