By John Q. Hosedrinker 
Recent actions suggest a concerning loss of control by the former president. Trump’s recent statements, including calls for the arrest and execution of elected officials, are particularly alarming. The triggering factor appears to be the release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, which caused a drastic shift in Trump’s behavior. These incidents are not isolated; they represent a dangerous escalation in his attacks on democratic norms and should be taken seriously. His rhetoric is increasingly inflammatory and has prompted safety concerns for those who have voiced opposition.
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The President Is Losing Control of Himself – or perhaps he never truly had it to begin with. This isn’t breaking news; it’s practically a biographical detail. The notion that he’s currently unraveling feels less like a shocking revelation and more like an observation of a long-established pattern. We’ve watched this pendulum swing between moments of basic lucidity and… well, let’s just say “something else” for years now. It’s exhausting, and the feeling is shared by many.
The President’s lack of self-control is often highlighted, from the smallest of gestures to significant actions. It’s been said that he has a talent for “bullisitting”, a term capturing the essence of his approach. Some even suggest that the quality of his “bullshit” might be diminishing with age. And while the media may be catching up now, the truth is, this has been the headline for a long, long time. We’ve seen the emotional outbursts, the impulsive decisions, the pronouncements that defy logic. We see the White House become a kind of daycare with the diaper expenditures.
We can’t overlook the physical manifestations of the president’s potential lack of control. Mention is frequently made of his physical condition. It’s almost as if the loss of control extends from his very core to his outward actions. His bowels, perhaps, are the vanguard of a larger decline, if that’s what’s happening. And let’s not forget the various mentions of potential medical evaluations, the whispered anxieties about brain atrophy, and the looming possibility of a PET scan. Are we witnessing the decline of a wounded animal, backed into a corner, lashing out in desperation? Is it the fear of prison, the relentless pressure of failing polls, or something more fundamental at play?
It’s tempting to see the current moment as a turning point, a point where the walls are closing in, and the spiraling is accelerating. Some insiders may even worry about the legal ramifications, pushing for a resignation to protect the country, but the reality is more complicated than that. This is someone who has lived their entire life as a malignant narcissist. Resolution isn’t the goal; chaos is the fuel. Society, ultimately, may reject him, or he may continue to function. It’s hard to tell, given his past behavior and cult like following, we’re all, perhaps, cooked.
For years, many have felt the President’s actions have been consistent with a pattern of never having had full control over his actions. From the crude comments to the questionable decisions, many feel this behavior predates his time in the White House. He does not seem to care about policy; he simply wants to move on to the next moment. The “random shit” he says, the fits he throws when challenged – this isn’t the behavior of a leader in command. This behavior may stem from something deeper, a fundamental lack of self-awareness and self-control.
The President’s behavior and potential physical decline is not a recent development. This isn’t a case of something being “lost”; it’s a matter of never having been possessed in the first place. The discussion frequently includes references to the use of diapers, and other physical manifestations of the potential loss of control. It seems less about a current shift and more about a slow, inevitable slide. The question isn’t whether he’s losing control; it’s whether he ever truly had it, whether it be his bowels or his brain.
Ultimately, the issue comes down to this: what exactly is new? Is the President’s current behavior significantly different from his past behavior? Some find this hard to tell. The same threats, the same word salads, maybe with a few new quirks. Some are left wondering if we will eventually be in a “Weekend at Bernie’s” presidency. The story of King Saul in the Old Testament, also comes to mind. Whatever the case, it’s not hard to see that the situation is far from ideal.