It is no small irony that Donald J. Trump, who once gleefully mocked and ridiculed a physically

[Atticus]

impaired person on national TV, may soon---judging by his foot dragging, balance problems and awkward denial of mini-strokes no one else had mentioned---be a physically impaired person.

We taxpayers will pay for his medical care. We do the same for all federal prisoners.

[doc03]

1. What happens if he is re-elected then we find he covered

up having a stroke?

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. I wouldn't mind one little bit paying for his medical care...

As long as he is a federal prisoner.

[Atticus]

6. I agree, but I have to admit that the image of him without hair dye, a stylist, orange spackling

covering his face and lifts in his shoes does give me the heebie-jeebies.

Will they let him wear a red tie down to his crotch? ( sorry for that image)

[blugbox]

8. You made me picture this

[Laha]

13. Perfect

I don't think I could add anything better.

[ecstatic]

36. Lol! nt

[CaptYossarian]

10. President Cryptkeeper.

[Lunabell]

3. Their cult mindset

won't let them admit any signs of weakness.

[blm]

5. ✔️

[pwb]

4. He is a pig.

.

[malaise]

7. Remember this!

He and his friends at the National Enquirer said Hillary Clinton said Hillary was dying.

https://www.politico.com/blogs/on-media/2015/10/in-the-enquirer-primary-clintons-campaign-is-dead-literally-214693

“The desperate and deteriorating 67-year-old won’t make it to the White House — because she’ll be dead in six months.”

That’s what anonymous sources told The National Enquirer in one of its latest “bombshell” cover stories about Hillary Clinton. The 2016 hopeful “is engaging in a massive cover-up about her health,” which has suffered from blood clots, brain cancer symptoms, secret strokes, endometriosis, depression, alcoholism, paranoia and multiple sclerosis, among other ailments, according to the Enquirer. (What doesn’t this woman have?)

An Enquirer source broke it down like this: “Hillary shouldn’t be on the campaign trail — she should be home making out her will!”
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[ehrnst]

18. That, unfortunately, like Biden "dementia" is now, was picked up and amplified

by those on the far left during the General in 2016.

They're hoping for the same help this year.

[malaise]

22. It's not working this time n/t

[Cha]

9. It's Huge Karma in my book.

[Rebl2]

12. Yep

[CaptYossarian]

11. How are 74-year old stroke survivors handling COVID?

[jayschool2013]

20. They're taking hydroxychloriquine

And chasing it with Clorox shots.

[ALBliberal]

32. Damn funny.

[CaptYossarian]

33. Plus a flashlight enema so he's "Eveready".

[lagomorph777]

34. Shoving a light up his ass would light up my day.

[CaptYossarian]

35. He might finally get bright ideas.

[AC_Mem]

14. It is not irony

it is KARMA.

and that really is the way it works. If you don't get the lesson, karma will kindly let you EXPERIENCE the lesson.

Karma don't play.

a

[Traildogbob]

16. Wait until

Karma-la gets done prosecuting him and his crime families ass.

[ehrnst]

19. She won't be anywhere near it. That will need to be the justice department and various

jusridictions where the clan committed the crimes.

[Traildogbob]

21. Glenn Kirshner

As Attorney General and a crimes commission to take them all down. No reason she can not help appoint the commission with Elizabeth Warren and Katie Porter turned loose. Kamala can behind the scenes, with her prosecutorial experience, help advise. If a VP can be completely in charge of a Pandemic, a fool with zero experience that licks a bigger fools ass, I feel damn sure VP Harris can help prosecute treason.

[ehrnst]

23. "Behind the Scenes"

Because if there is any hint that the White House is directing the investigation, and not the DOJ, we'll be accused of what Trump is doing.

We don't need Kamala or Joe to be involved - quite the opposite. They need to stay as far away from it as possible.

Accusations of decisions made in "Smoke filled rooms" is not what we need.

[Atticus]

28. Totally agree. Appoint quality people, tell them you take your oath seriously and assume they will

also.

And then get out of their way and let them do their jobs.

[Traildogbob]

31. Ok

You are correct. We play by the rules. That works well, (sarcasm), but time to bring rules back, you are exactly right. We need no stench of republican corruption on us.

[paleotn]

25. What we need...

is a real ass kicker as Attorney General.

[volstork]

30. "Welcome to the Karma Cafe.

There is no menu. You get what you deserve."

[kskiska]

15. One more and he might not be able to manage his shapie signature.

I guess that'll be the end of the signing ceremonies.

[Disaffected]

17. Has anyone compared his current signatures with

older ones? Is there any consistency or are they just a random, superficially similar scrawl?

[Illumination]

24. That's what I've said. He's disabled & MOCKS the disabled. His doctor says otherwise about

the stokes. However, Trump lies & he gets others to lie for him...

[warmfeet]

26. It is ironic,

but no celebrations are in order. I do not wish disability on anyone, even including the tRump.

This is not what we are about.

Healthy, happy people - that, hopefully, is what we are about.

I would like everyone to have a long, happy, healthy life.

That is why I am voting for Joe and Kamala.

A long, long time ago, I fell in love with a party.

It was the Democratic party. The party that loves everyone and does their level best to help everyone.

I am still, deeply, in love.

[lastlib]

27. Comparable to rawny raygun brutally cutting fed funding for Alzheimer's research......

then dying of Alzheimer's.

[titanicdave]

29. .....My Mom.....

......had several small strokes and after 2 years of them, she went to bed on a Sunday night and did not wake up the next Monday morning, and the doctor said that she had had a massive stroke during the night and she never knew what hit her so to speak......so the small ones can and do lead to big ones......