Donald Trump dementia fears spike as doctor makes new dire claims!!

Despite official reports declaring him “fully fit” for office, fresh doubts about Donald Trump’s mental sharpness are mounting. In April, White House physician Dr. Sean Barbabella released an assessment noting Trump’s robust physical health—75 inches tall, 224 pounds, clear scans, a benign colon polyp, and mild diverticulitis—concluding he was “fit to execute the duties of Commander-in-Chief.” Trump himself proudly touted perfect scores on a cognitive test.

Yet psychologist Dr. John Gartner, formerly of Johns Hopkins, insists Trump’s recent behavior suggests early frontotemporal dementia (FTD). Citing archival footage of a once-agile Trump diving for volleyballs and contrasting it with his today’s unsteady gait, Gartner highlights a distinctive “dead-weight” swing of the right leg—an FTD hallmark, according to neurologists he consulted. Even more unsettling are rumors of a hidden catheter, fueling online speculation, though neither Trump nor his team has confirmed the device’s existence.

Adding urgency, Dr. Zoffman examined Trump’s walk and told Gartner she’s “absolutely convinced” the president exhibits FTD symptoms. So far, Trump’s camp has dismissed these concerns, standing by the spring health report. But the debate over his fitness underscores a broader issue: how transparent should our leaders’ medical histories be? Do you trust the official evaluations, or do these new observations warrant a closer look? Let us know.