Donald Trump has been pretty vocal when it comes to attacking his political opponents, namely Joe Biden, and one of the verbal assaults he often falls back on is pointing out the president’s old age. Biden is currently 81-years-old, which Trump loves to point out, despite being 78-years-old himself.
During his speech at a convention of Turning Point Action in Detroit this past weekend, Donald Trump brought up the age point again, suggesting that Biden should take a “cognitive test,” just like he did, which could’ve been a good point—if he hadn’t confused the name of his doctor in the next sentence. Keep reading for more information.
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Donald Trump Can't Remember His Doctor's Name At Latest Event
Speaking at the event, Trump neglected to talk about himself and his campaign ideas, opting instead to verbally attack Joe Biden. "He doesn't even know what the word 'inflation' means," he said, speaking of the President of the United States. "I think he should take a cognitive test like I did."
"Doc Ronny Johnson," he continued, speaking of White House physician and Texas Republican Representative Ronny Jackson. "Does everyone know Ronny Johnson, congressman from Texas? He was the White House doctor and he said I was the healthiest president, he feels, in history. So I liked him very much indeed, immediately."
Twitter Responds To Donald Trump's Memory Problems
Trump critics were quick to point out his slip up on social media, namely Twitter, now X, the site that Trump is banned from for inciting violence. "Trump couldn't remember the name of his own doctor," one person tweeted. "Yet we're supposed to believe he's in way better shape than Biden? Who's gaslighting whom?"
"He's got dementia and can't even remember his doctor's name," agreed another.
"Trump does not remember the name of his Doctor," reported another. "Who has issues now??"
"In case anyone is confused, he was referring to Dr. Ronny Jackson, and he just glitched the names," another person said. "Now I can't explain the rest of it because he's just not cognitively there anymore."
"He honestly seems like he's high," a final person suggested. "He almost always seems like he's high."
