Nancy Pelosi says Trump's cognitive decline won't last 4 years

Rep. and former speaker Nancy Pelosi said that given the rate of Trump's cognitive decline, his brain won't last another four years.

After Jen Psaki played a video for Pelosi from today in which Trump suggests shooting the media, the former spokeswoman said,

“I think the former president just said, further indicating his cognitive depravity. You recently saw him talking about whether he chose electrocution or being eaten by sharks. Something is very wrong there and it also points to the power of the press, which is the guardian of our freedom in the country, so I think people might consider voting for him and should know that he cannot be president for four terms. years with his brain deteriorating at the rate it is and it's glaringly obvious and they could vote for JD Vance, which would be a terrible thing for our country.

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Nancy Pelosi Says Trump's Brain Can't Survive Another 4 Years “I think people might be considering voting for him and should know that he can't be president for four years because his brain is deteriorating at that rate.” pic.twitter.com/nYrQE1QN7T

Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) November 3, 2024

Pelosi was right. Trump is showing signs cognitive decline for years. The media completely ignored this early in the campaign when Trump Claimed that Biden started World War II and that he ran and beat Barack Obama, but as the campaign wore on, Trump's decline was too obvious to ignore. Donald Trump refuses to release his medical records and there seems to be something seriously wrong with him.

Voters should understand that a vote for Donald Trump is a vote for JD Vance, as the embattled former president looks extremely unlikely to complete his four years in office.

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