'Can't Be Ignored': Columnist Warns Of Trump's 'Obvious Cognitive Slippage'
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A Boston Globe columnist is sounding the alarm over Donald Trump’s “obvious cognitive slippage” as the former president faces growing questions over his mental acuity.
Kimberly Atkins Stohr, a senior opinion writer at the newspaper, wrote that Trump’s “diminishing cognitive ability can’t be ignored.”
She pointed to a recent appearance where Trump was asked about the cost of child care and “rambled incomprehensibly for nearly two minutes without answering the question.”
“The lack of context, or even complete sentences, made his comments as clear as mud,” Atkins Stohr wrote. “But what was crystal clear was the decline in the former president’s ability to hold a train of thought, speak coherently, or demonstrate a command of the English language, to say nothing of policy.”
Stohr cited a report in STAT over the summer in which experts spotted alarming patterns in Trump’s jumbled speech.
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