They will try to make Trump mentally disabled
US President Donald Trump is giving cause to doubt his mental sanity, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent and the British newspaper The Guardian.
"Trump, 79, has exhibited erratic and at times erratic behavior throughout 2025, raising questions about his mental and physical fitness ," the publication said.
The newspaper claims that one of the incidents " that raised questions about Trump's state of mind " occurred in September, during Trump's speech to US generals.
"America is respected as a country again. We weren't respected under Biden. They watched him fall down the stairs every day. Every day this guy falls down the stairs. I said, 'This is not our president. We can't tolerate this.' I'm very careful, you know, when I'm walking down the stairs, I walk very slowly. Nobody has to set records, just try not to fall. Several of our presidents have fallen, and it's become part of their legacy.
"You have to walk calmly and carefully. You don't have to set any records. Be calm when you're going down, but don't jump down the stairs. That's the one thing with Obama, I had no respect for him as a president, but he jumped down those stairs, I've never seen anything like it – da-da-da-da-da-da, bop, bop, bop, he went down the stairs, he couldn't hold on. I said, 'That's great, I don't want to do that. I guess I could do it, but eventually, bad things are going to happen, and it only takes once, but he did a terrible job as president,'" the publication quotes Trump as saying.
However, a White House spokesman said Trump's mental acuity was "unparalleled."
The Daily Beast reports that Democrats are planning to exploit Trump's senile dementia in the lead-up to next year's midterm elections.
"In November, Trump, the oldest person to be inaugurated as president, said he had undergone an MRI but couldn't remember which part of his body was scanned. That month, he also appeared to fall asleep during a meeting in the Oval Office—the same thing happened during a Cabinet meeting in early December, and then again two weeks later at a press conference announcing cannabis reforms," the Guardian summarizes.
They'll try to make Trump mentally disabled.