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In reply to the discussion: Why can't he hold a glass of water? [View all]GoCubsGo
(35,098 posts)4. I'm going with "stroke", but others have made a good case for other reasons, too.
Dementia, various degenerative cervical spine/nerve diseases, and carpal tunnel syndrome have been mentioned. I could see any of them being at the root of this, including the latter, considering how much of his time is spent typing in tweets on his phone. I'll add another possibility: His muscles are so atrophied from not exercising that he doesn't even have the strength to pick up a glass of water. Also notice that he does a lot more seated "round table" discussions, rather than stand-up press conferences. Is he so out of shape that he can't stand up for more than a few minutes at a time?
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I'm going with "stroke", but others have made a good case for other reasons, too.
GoCubsGo
Jun 2020
#4
He takes his own personal "medication", whatever that is, to energize his fat ass
Elwood P Dowd
Jun 2020
#7
Well, he cheats for one thing. Moving the ball to a better position for example
sarge43
Jun 2020
#32
Not that I want to be charitable to Dolt45, but it may be his short stubby fingers
csziggy
Jun 2020
#11
Neurological degeneration attendant on dementia, perhaps, or maybe he had a stroke back
tblue37
Jun 2020
#12
I think that is a result of wearing lifts and refusing to wear glasses.
LudwigPastorius
Jun 2020
#37