Does Donald Trump have dementia? What a specialist reveals

Is Donald Trump actually ill? According to the psychologist, people who manage to see the former president’s true face are aware of his illness. “Once people pull back the curtain, they can see that he’s actually very weak. I wouldn’t say he’s no longer suitable for the job, I would say he’s incapable of doing it,” said Dr. John Gartner.

A mental failure, according to the psychologist.
The psychologist assures that, in his opinion, Donald Trump does not have the “mental capacity” to understand what is expected of him as president of the United States. “He could easily be manipulated,” he continues. John Gartner’s main mission is thus to highlight what Donald Trump suffers from.

Donald Trump’s behavior studied
John Gartner supports his argument by citing signs of dementia in Donald Trump’s speech, behavior, memory errors, and motor performance. “If you watch videos of Donald Trump speaking in the 1980s, you’ll see he had a rich vocabulary. He spoke not just in complete sentences but also in neat paragraphs,” he said.

Gestures rather than words

Unlike today, when, according to the expert, Donald Trump could “barely complete a word. Sometimes he doesn’t use words at all – he just waves his hands and makes sounds: ‘whoosh,’ ‘boom,’ ‘bang,'” assured John Gartner.

The media’s fault
For John Gartner, Donald Trump’s true health status is not being highlighted by the tabloids. “I think the press is misleading us,” he began, before continuing: “They’re pushing two lies: the first is that Joe Biden’s memory loss is normalized.

Several specialists would agree.
Regarding the second point, the psychologist specifies: “We are normalizing Donald Trump’s behavior, which clearly shows signs of dementia.” For John Gartner, his priority is to reestablish what he believes to be the truth. “I know that there are many other professionals who, like me, would like to see the truth reestablished,” he continues before indicating: “I know that they are screaming at their televisions.”

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