A fit specimen he is?

At a recent fund raiser Biden repeated the same story almost word for wore about ten minutes apart to the same crowd.

His short term memory is failing him.
 
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In today's submission of "A Fit specimen he is" for office, Trump again makes an astoundingly brain addled, demented statement.

Today's submission is his view of how we end devastating Forrest fires and deal with that aspect of climate change.

We simple SOAK THE FORRESTS.

Trump vows to shoot thieves and wet forest floors in dark speech to California GOP


... On California’s biggest challenges, the former president said he would address wildfires by wetting forest floors and made vague promises about bringing more water to farmers. ...
:laugh:

Trump says more demented things on a Daily basis than Biden does on a monthly one.

notice i am giving Trump a pass on him also saying he would "... send “every asset” under his control to shoot the “Marxist monster shoplifting in various cities'. I mean, that too could be added to his dementia list, but by Trump standards that is mild. That is how far gone Trump is.
 
In today's submission of "A Fit specimen he is" for office, Trump again makes astoundingly brain addled, demented statements.

Each and every campaign speech comes with more word slurring and more brain addled demented statements.

Cliffs:

- Trump cannot pronounce "electrocution", without slurring reminiscent of the 'oranges of the investigation'.
- Trump again forgets it is Biden and not Obama he ran again and who is in office now. Prior he commented he 'ran' against Obama (forgets it was Biden) and now he cites the Obama administration as being in office currently.
- many more demented statements collected in the below video

 
A FIT specimen he is.



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Biden has had two cerebral aneurysms one stroke, two brain surgeries and has atrial fibrillation which increases his chances of another stroke 5 times over normal. He shuffles his feet falling frequently and is showing signs that are consistent with early stages of dementia.

 
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