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The consumer media are starting to notice Trump’s mental decline

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettMay 4, 2025No Comments
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During the 2024 elections, the consumer press had a program to paint Trump and Biden both like old and bad choices for voters, but the point of view of the consumer media, there was a large plot covering the mental decline of Joe Biden, but Donald Trump was still clear as an accent and the same thing.

This program was rarely explicitly stated, but it was a lens that shaped the way the election was covered. President Biden did his part with a first presidential debate according to which, even by the low level of outgoing presidents who appeared for a second term, was terrible, but the knives had already left for Biden long before the debate.

People who looked closely at Trump have seen a person’s disturbing warning signs Feel a mental decline. Those of us who followed his campaign wrote on his drop in the number of appearances, the lack of energy of Trump and the fact that a large part of what he said showed a detachment of reality.

It seemed to observers that Trump did not have the physical form should be president, but the noisiest voices of the media sphere are obsessed with Biden and said that the Democrat was the real problem.

Now that Trump has destroyed public services and seems determined to destroy the American economy in record time, some in the press take note and suggest that Trump is in mental decline.

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