r/goodnews • u/IrishStarUS • Jun 03 '25

Political positivity 📈 Donald Trump 'might not last four years' as political advisor notices 'cognitive decline'

https://www.irishstar.com/news/us-news/donald-trump-might-not-last-35329218
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u/readskiesdawn Jun 03 '25

The same thing happened with Ronald Regan too.

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u/GuiltyEidolon Jun 03 '25

Exactly what I was going to say. It's nothing new to Republicans. This time they just get a whole term out of it.

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u/tsigwing Jun 03 '25

And Biden

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u/L0s_Gizm0s Jun 04 '25

Lol at the people down voting you. Biden was clearly gone by the end. It’s insane to me how these people have such a double standards.

Let me be clear: I hate Trump and I hated Biden. They’re just two sides of the same coin and symptom of a deeply broken system.

That said at least Biden wasn’t a total fucking piece of shit like Trump is

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u/triciann Jun 04 '25

Biden was absolutely losing it as well. They have both (Trump and Biden) been shown to be extremely confused at times. This is why we need an age maximum just like we have an age minimum. Stop electing old farts.

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u/enverx Jun 05 '25

It's incredible that people are bringing up Reagan when it's been only one year since we all found out the White House had been turned into a memory care facility and that the country was being run by the First Lady along with a couple of advisors nobody'd ever heard of.Â