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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTrump's 'neurological decline' exposed during recent speech: pathologist
By Bennito L. Kelty
Published June 27, 2026 7:40 PM ET
Trump's speech at his Great American State Fair exposed signs of what a specialist is calling his "neurological decline."
In a recent video, Hilary Shae, a licensed speech-language pathologist, pointed out that Trump "couldn't say 250th anniversary" or the word magnificent. She shared clips that showed Trump stopping hard as those words came up.
"Difficulties that Donald Trump has with saying specific words are consistent with dysarthria and ataxia or apraxia," Shae said. "They can occur after a stroke. They can occur with other brain disorders and dementia."
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-cognitive-decline-2677120947/
Tetrachloride
(9,795 posts)the solution is diet coke
turbinetree
(27,878 posts)Cha
(321,676 posts)Big Macs.
And, don't forget 2 scoops of ice cram.
Cha
(321,676 posts)those "famous diet pills"?
Cirsium
(4,267 posts)How many times have we heard that?
What is this, a video about a video that's about a Tik Tok post that's about a Trump speech? Great "General Discussion" material.
bif
(27,433 posts)According to a bunch of pundits on YouTube.
Maru Kitteh
(32,128 posts)But people who work in this population understand there can be a decade or more between these signs of decline and death.
Unfortunately.
LudwigPastorius
(15,311 posts)We've seen this countless times. He'll start to fumble a word because he can't see it, then immediately goes into an "aside" using the word because he's figured out what it is.
swong19104
(684 posts)And hes actually quite good at it when he segues from a mispronunciation to approaching the gist of the message from another angle. Hes quite smooth in that. But thats exactly what one expects from a con artist.
mountain grammy
(29,434 posts)Now drop dead already! And if that seems mean, remember Im a dumocrat.