President Donald Trump’s team has reportedly rescheduled meetings with him due to increasing worries about his well-being. Since taking office, concerns have arisen about Trump’s ability to complete his term at 79 years old. Despite his doctor’s assurance of good health, there are speculations about his use of a catheter and alleged dementia, which the White House has firmly denied.
Rumors about Trump’s health have been fueled by visible hand bruising, attributed to frequent handshaking, signs of fatigue in meetings, and occasional hearing difficulties. In response, his associates have reportedly raised their voices in meetings to help Trump hear them better, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.
At a press conference, Trump sarcastically addressed the hearing-related claims, jokingly saying he couldn’t hear. He later clarified that he struggles to hear in noisy environments. Nonetheless, experts have raised concerns about his physical condition, with biographer Michael Wolff suggesting a different personality disorder than previously mentioned by the White House chief of staff.
Wolff highlighted similarities between Trump’s potential age-related issues and the scrutiny faced by Joe Biden during his presidency. He emphasized the challenge of diagnosing the President objectively, pointing out the cognitive difficulties Biden encountered. Wolff noted the lack of a mechanism for confirming cognitive issues in Trump, despite the intriguing “alcoholic personality” comment made by Susie Wiles.
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