• JimSamtanko@lemm.ee
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    3 months ago

    Remember: this is the guy some people here want you to NOT vote against. Don’t listen to them.

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      It’s one thing that Trump believes that telling an elephant and Giraffe apart makes him a genius, the truly horrible thing is that a lot of Americans agree, and are prepared to elect him president of USA.

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    3 months ago

    Then he should act as if he isn’t cognitively impaired.

    He is, very clearly, cognitively impaired. Someone pull up the fucking nuclear quote, or the soliloquy about Elton John’s organ. I’d do it, but I’m just fucking exhausted by how fucking stupid everything has become.

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    I never said that. I never used the words “cognitively impaired” on him. I always call him things like “demented nitwit” or “stupid idiot”, but never, ever “cognitively impaired”. Because I think he would be challenged to understand those long, multi-syllable words. Which were probably not coined by him, but someone of his team.

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    This is the best summary I could come up with:


    Donald Trump complained at a rally that he’s portrayed by the media as being “cognitively impaired” if he says “one word slightly out.”

    At a rally in Philadelphia on June 22, the presumptive 2024 Republican presidential nominee compared his press coverage with that of President Joe Biden, who he said could “fall off the stage” without receiving a similar treatment from the media.

    In March, Trump, 78, secured enough delegates to be his party’s presumptive nominee following a string of primary victories, likely setting up a rematch of the bitter 2020 contest against Biden, 81.

    Biden’s and Trump’s ages and their propensity for making gaffes have sparked concern about their mental agility and ability to serve a second four-year term.

    Trump said at the rally, referring to the media: "If I blow it up here, though, they—actually, they take a perfect, brilliant, beautiful statement that I make.

    Newsweek contacted representatives of Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign for comment by email outside usual business hours.


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