Subj : Re: Presidential Dementia
To   : JEFF THIELE
From : Mike Powell
Date : Wed Sep 07 2022 16:31:00

>  MP> > "Time shifting" is a pretty common thing in later-stage dementia.
>  MP> Trump is, as you pointed out, no longer President, so it is not as much
>  MP> of a concern as, say, someone who is President that has also showed clear
>  MP> signs of experiencing "time shifting" and other common things in
>  MP> later-stage dementia.

> Trump is eligible to run again in 2024 and has hinted strongly that he
> intends to do so.

There is a lot of time between now and November, 2024, for any cognative
issues Trump has to come to light and change people's minds.

OTOH, the person I brought up as a bigger concern is currently in the office,
has also hinted strongly that he will run in 2024, and was displaying
cognative decline symptoms before November, 2020.

I mean, if it is enough to be of concern and disqualify a *potential*
Republican candidate, shoudn't it also be of concern for a *sitting*
President, and disqualify someone as a potential candidate from any party?

Or is dementia another one of those double-standard issues?


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