"Independent media host Joy Reid bluntly asked Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) if she and her colleagues discuss the prospect that President Donald Trump is suffering some sort of early onset dementia. Senator Warren was a guest on an episode of The Joy Reid Show this week, during which the host segued from a dewconstruction of Trump's bonkers military speech last week to asking the influential Democrat if there's chatter about Trump's mental acuity among her colleagues:"
"JOY-ANN REID: It's literally a giant grift that's being conducted with a diminished, clearly a president who's clearly not all there. Joining me now is Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, and Senator, thank you so much for being here. I have to tell you, I watched that entire thing from start to finish with Hegseth and Trump. The Hegsath one was dumb. The Trump one was actually disturbing."
"As a United States senator, is there a conversation going on at any level about Donald Trump's mental acuity? He seems, to me, to be a man who is suffering some sort of early onset dementia or something's wrong. SENATOR ELIZABETH WARREN (D-MA): Look, Joy. The Republicans in the Senate just are whatever Donald Trump wants is what they want. They are just spineless and they don't want to do anything other than what Donald Trump want them to do."
Concerns arose about whether President Donald Trump is experiencing early-onset dementia after a recent, erratic military-style speech that included demands for a Nobel Prize, mentions of tariffs, an "other N-word," and threats to invade American cities. Observers described the speech as disturbing and indicative of diminished cognitive function. Republican senators are portrayed as unwilling to confront or challenge the president and as avoiding private conversations about his mental fitness, at least in the presence of Democrats. The characterization emphasizes party loyalty and fear of opposing the president over raising questions about his behavior and fitness for office.
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