By John Q. Hosedrinker 
In a recent statement, a prominent figure advocated for mandatory cognitive examinations for presidential and vice-presidential candidates, citing concerns about “stupid” or incompetent leadership. However, observations suggest the individual himself may not be in perfect health. Reports indicate this person is taking more aspirin than recommended by doctors, and has offered unusual explanations for skin discolorations, which could be related to excessive aspirin use.
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Trump Throws a Fit After WSJ Publishes Story on His Decrepit Health
The core of the issue stems from Donald Trump’s relentless insistence that he is in “perfect” health, despite a growing mountain of evidence to the contrary. This disconnect between his self-proclaimed vitality and the observable reality is what fuels the predictable outrage when anyone dares to suggest otherwise. He apparently admits to wearing compression socks and makeup, yet, paradoxically, asks for fewer meetings and is alleged to take more medications than his own doctors recommend. The key question that arises from this behavior is, why would he share details about his health if he’s then going to explode when the public gets a glimpse of that information?
It’s almost as if he’s inviting scrutiny, then recoiling from it. One can’t help but note the stark hypocrisy. He had no apparent problem with reports on President Biden’s health, yet, he seemingly expects a different standard to apply to him. The situation is further compounded by the anecdotal evidence that paints a vivid picture of his lifestyle. Accounts of him consuming massive quantities of fast food, including multiple burgers, fries, and a Filet-O-Fish in a single sitting, raise legitimate concerns about his physical well-being. It is, frankly, not a recipe for longevity.
The response to the *Wall Street Journal*’s article, not unexpectedly, was a public display of anger. This reaction, in many ways, underscores the vulnerability that the former President has to public perception. The fact that he’s so enraged that the public knows about his less than perfect health is, in and of itself, a major news story. This could be his last New Year’s, and he knows it. The underlying fear is palpable.
There’s a pattern here. The timing of secret medical procedures, coinciding with his diminished public presence, adds another layer of intrigue. Healthcare professionals, looking at his behavior, the changes in his speech, and his cognitive abilities, have suggested the possibility of Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD). This, coupled with his well-documented narcissistic traits, creates a potentially dangerous situation. It’s a bit like a horror story where the protagonist won’t accept the reality of his own demise, even as he begins to disintegrate before your eyes.
The physical manifestations of his apparent health issues are increasingly apparent. The bruising, his demeanor, the apparent difficulties he has in constructing coherent sentences—all of these things contribute to the public’s concern about his health. The solution, he claims, is simple: release the full and unedited medical records and prove to everyone that he’s fit for office. That would be the best way to address the concerns.
The situation is such a target-rich environment for dark humor. The prospect of Trump releasing make-up, a man who consistently lashes out, throws fits, and makes up stories in order to protect himself, only to be ridiculed and humiliated for his health problems is something everyone can appreciate. It’s hard to imagine anyone being truly surprised by the latest developments, given the years of public observations and pronouncements. What many see is a man who is clearly in decline. The constant rants and the refusal to acknowledge reality are, to many, proof of a deteriorating mental state.
When you think about it, even if your grandfather said some of the crazy things Trump says, your family would have already discussed a nursing home due to his mental decline. The irony of his situation is stunning. He claimed to have “aced” a cognitive examination, but his behavior seems to contradict that assertion. And the more he throws fits, the more people see this behavior as confirmation of the problems.
Given his history of calling out the media, one has to wonder why he engaged with them in the first place, or worse, why he is now surprised that they published a story on his health based on his own words. It’s as though he can dish it out, but he simply can’t take it. And as he descends into his anger, it’s those who support him that will suffer the most.
The details coming out about his physical consumption, like Gruters claiming that he saw Trump wolf down massive amounts of McDonald’s, are also troubling. It’s a concerning lifestyle, especially for a man of his age.