Dummkopf Trumpf's niece, the clinical psychologist and bestselling author Mary Trump, sees "similarities" between her uncle's (79) increasingly erratic behavior and that of his father, the NYC property magnate Fred Trump, who suffered from Alzheimer's before dying in 1999 at the age of 93. "I think the most important thing to know about Donald's health is that this is a person who has had very serious, severe psychiatric disorders that have gone undiagnosed and they have worsened because they've never been treated," Mary Trump said. "So much of what we're seeing is the result of those undiagnosed, untreated psychiatric disorders. On top of that ... there are clearly some physical health issues, and often it seems that ... it's not just that he's forgetting things. He doesn't seem to be oriented to space and time or place and time. I see it in his eyes."
Dotard Trumpf is "haunted" by the prospect of facing the same cognitive decline and dementia that affected his father Fred. Several psychiatrists have written books about Dummkopf Trumpf's manifest psychological and mental hygiene issues under the "duty to warn" rubric. Trumpf finally stopped drinking aspartame-filled Diet Coke, up to two six-packs daily(!), during his first Reign of Terror. Rumors have circulated that the Dotard-in-Chief may be suffering from the after-effects of syphilis he may have caught in his halcyon days. Insiders at the White House leaked that Trumpf is addicted to watching TV, several hours a day, and DNI Tulsi Gabbard wants to provide the Dotard simple PDBs using TV with colorful imagery. At the recent Alaska summit with ICC-indicted war criminal Vladimir Putin, Trumpf couldn't walk in a straight line, a sign of ataxia. In 2024 Republicans kept lambasting Joe Biden as too "old" to be POTUS, but years ago it was North Korean supremo Kim Jong-un who first christened Dummkopf Trumpf a "Dotard," re-introducing an archaic word into our modern lexicon.
