Trump's drinking problem on display

[70sEraVet]

At the West Point Commencement ceremony, Cadet Bonespurs can't handle a water glass with one hand. How healthy is this man?

Link to tweet

[doc03]

1. Here is what I am thinking Stage 2

https://www.healthline.com/health/parkinsons/stages#stage-1

[lamp_shade]

2. Exactly what I've been thinking.

[doc03]

5. But his doctor says he is in the greatest shape of any man his age could

live to 200 if he had a better diet.

[lamp_shade]

3. An elderly friend has a slight tremor in one hand. It's not noticeable if she keep her hands

moving about, which she does... otherwise, she holds it with the other hand. She insists it's not Parkinson's.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

8. Trump is super sensitive about showing ANY weakness....

Trump is all about APPEARANCE of strength. Any sign of weakness is abhorrent to him. Any sign of physical illness terrifies Trump.

If indeed he has an underlying illness, it will eventually come up when he least expects it and it will be devestating to his fragile ego. There is something going on. My BIL has Parkinsons attributed to his exposure to Agent Orange after 2 -13 month tours with the US Marines in Vietnam. I have seen him shake, hold a glass with 2 hands, have trouble speaking, have trouble with his posture and balance. Even memory can be affected.

Thee is something going on with Trump that Doctors are not talking about, and he thinks he has the stanza to run again? "surely you jest" Trump.

[no_hypocrisy]

4. Whatever it is, it was evident in 2017.

[dalton99a]

6. He is the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency

His strength and physical stamina are extraordinary

[NCjack]

7. Tertiary syphllis. Dementia and reduced muscle motor control.

[Chainfire]

10. Something else that Trump may share with Hitler

[Blue Owl]

9. He needs to take some lessons from Marco Rubio

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