It�s time to talk about what�s going on with Donald Trump�s cognitive abilities

[Mountain Man]

His unwillingness to read the PDB is what you're claiming doesn't exist.

How is that evidence of mental unfitness? It's not unusual for presidents not to read the entirety of the Presidential Daily Brief. Obama certainly never did, and he infamously skipped over half of the verbal briefings while in office, too.

[JimL]

https://www.palmerreport.com/analysi...ilities/30250/

I think the cognitive abilities of Trumps supporters need be questioned as well, not necessarily because they support a cognitively impaired man, but because they support the cognitively impaired mans actions as President.

[Whateverman]

At any rate, there's nothing here that would reasonably cause one to doubt Trump's mental health.

His unwillingness to read the PDB is what you're claiming doesn't exist.

How is that evidence of mental unfitness?

Anyone who refuses to do things critical to his job performance, and then tells everyone how good of a job he's doing, is mentally unstable.

[Sparko]

Anyone who refuses to do things critical to his job performance, and then tells everyone how good of a job he's doing, is mentally unstable.

Trump has the most and stablest brains ever! The best brains! Nobody has more brains than him.

[Mountain Man]

Anyone who refuses to do things critical to his job performance, and then tells everyone how good of a job he's doing, is mentally unstable.

You should be sure to warm up first before stretching that far or you could risk injuring yourself.

[Whateverman]

You should be sure to warm up first before stretching that far or you could risk injuring yourself.

You not wanting to address what I wrote doesn't reflect a character flaw on my part.

I suspect you knew this when you replied...

Anyone who refuses to do things critical to his job performance, and then tells everyone how good of a job he's doing, is mentally unstable.

[Leonhard]

Trump has the most and stablest brains ever! The best brains! Nobody has more brains than him.

You make him sound like a zombie from The Return of the Living Dead.

[Sparko]

You make him sound like a zombie from The Return of the Living Dead.

He's the best zombie!

[Cow Poke]

I think the cognitive abilities of Trumps supporters need be questioned as well, not necessarily because they support a cognitively impaired man, but because they support the cognitively impaired mans actions as President.

There is SO much wrong with that statement.

Good to see you, Jim.

[Cow Poke]

Anyone who refuses to do things critical to his job performance, and then tells everyone how good of a job he's doing, is mentally unstable.

Actually, there are other options.

[Mountain Man]

Actually, there are other options.

Careful, or he'll accuse you of not wanting to address his point, and that really stings!

[Cow Poke]

Careful, or he'll accuse you of not wanting to address his point, and that really stings!

I'll try my best to keep a stiff upper lip.

[myth]

This looks suspiciously like conspiracy theory nuttery. At any rate, there's nothing here that would reasonably cause one to doubt Trump's mental health.

As if politicians do not routinely lie about what exactly they knew or when they knew it to save face? That's not a conspiracy, that's just plain old lying.

Think of it this way: what's the best way to create plausible deniability in nearly everything? Don't ever have anyone send you anything in writing, and you don't send them anything in writing. Do everything face to face or over the phone, and then you can claim "so-and-so never told me that". Hillary Clinton seemed to structure the flow of information to herself in that manner (Benghazi, anyone?) and Trump does something similar. It's smart practice if you're a politician and willing to lie about nearly anything to save face.