Trump's Death Cult Explained

[Ted Striker]

My new favorite show

[-Jrabbit]

No, it's not. Dude, he took the test in January of 2018. Dr. Ronny Jackson presiding. He's just talking about it now as a way to attack Biden.
Link: https://www.nbcnews.com/health/healt...p-took-n838176

[Ted Striker]

Yes:

1) Someone within his own staff convinced him to take the test (25th Amendment)
2) He had struggled with it and possibly couldn't even answer all of the questions
3) They SET HIM UP and sabotaged him on his biggest sympathetic media platform (Fox News)

There's all kinds of insiders turning on him.

When the ship sinks, you can see all the rats come out.

[Ted Striker]

He claims he passed. Going with the Trump Rules, whatever he says is usually the opposite. When he actually tells the truth, it's a surprise.

[BeBMan]

Too late

[Kidlicious]

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/biden-i-want-to-be-clear-im-not-going-nuts

[BeBMan]

So what, we're mocking Trump here. And you, occasionally

[Kidlicious]

"I'm not going nuts."
- Joe Biden

Prove it.

[BeBMan]

Only Trump was stupid enough to bragg he's a stable genius. Now he has to demonstrate it. Could have dunnit long ago by doing poltics that are smart and save lives, but that's not high on his list.

[Kidlicious]

Wallace wasn't bragging. He actually knows and understands what the test is about -- and that it is DESIGNED to be EASY. The MoCA (Montreal Cognitive Assessment) is a basic "are you neurologically healthy?" test. I've been in the room while such a test was given to my Mom (age 86 at that point). It has nothing to do with intelligence, and the fact that Trump thinks he "aced" it and feels compelled to brag that "they get very hard, the last 5 questions" only proves he doesn't even know what the test is about.

This is a basic cognition test, used to screen for early signs of dementia. The fact that the White House talked Trump into taking it shows there is a huge level of concern about his basic competency and fitness for office -- within his own team. The real concern is that Trump is dense enough to believe that it proves he's smart.

Think about that.

No it doesn't. Trump took the test and Biden didn't. That's why he took the test.

[Kidlicious]

Or atleast closer to reasonable.

[Kidlicious]

Well, Anti-Anti-Fascist sources are Pro-Fascist sources

Your wish Antifa was Anti-fascist, even just because it would make your post reasonable.

[Proteus_MST]

I didn't say that you accused my of using anti-Antifa sources. You accused me of using Nazi sources. They aren't Nazi. They are anti-Antifa.

Well, Anti-Anti-Fascist sources are Pro-Fascist sources

[-Jrabbit]

Chris Wallace bragged about passing the easier online version.

Wallace wasn't bragging. He actually knows and understands what the test is about -- and that it is DESIGNED to be EASY. The MoCA (Montreal Cognitive Assessment) is a basic "are you neurologically healthy?" test. I've been in the room while such a test was given to my Mom (age 86 at that point). It has nothing to do with intelligence, and the fact that Trump thinks he "aced" it and feels compelled to brag that "they get very hard, the last 5 questions" only proves he doesn't even know what the test is about.

This is a basic cognition test, used to screen for early signs of dementia. The fact that the White House talked Trump into taking it shows there is a huge level of concern about his basic competency and fitness for office -- within his own team. The real concern is that Trump is dense enough to believe that it proves he's smart.

Think about that.

[Kidlicious]

And exactly when did I ever use the phrase anti-Anitifa. NEVER. This is the first time I've ever used it.
So again, you are just making stuff up...

Try again... you keep digging a deeper hole for yourself. But feel free to claim something else I never said.

I didn't say that you accused my of using anti-Antifa sources. You accused me of using Nazi sources. They aren't Nazi. They are anti-Antifa.