Didn't he drink through a straw at some important white-tie function? I thought that was for the same reason - just like models and actors do when they are made-up.
Here's a photo of him drinking his Diet Coke through a straw at some sort of formal dinner(?). I'm not sure about the date or venue, but this photo dates back at least as far as 2017.
Like Victory I wondered about rotator cuff.
This ^ I know i do this when i cant quite grip the glass because my wrist or fingers are a little weak sometimes, as glass is the worst as its slippy
I learned that the hard way. I was couch surfing and picked up my 8 oz glass of ice water covered in condensation... I wore every drop of that 8 oz's.
Been there , got the T-shirt.....raging Polymyagia and arthritis, not so funny when you find you are wearing soup and dinner, now down to three plates.I learned that the hard way. I was couch surfing and picked up my 8 oz glass of ice water covered in condensation... I wore every drop of that 8 oz's.
Lesson learned.
Those aren't "conditions" - they're dumbass attributions of infirmity / inferiority projected onto to others by kids or mental age regressed adults.
We have some drinks tumblers with a finger-grip underneath. They look like glass but are actually some kid of indestructible plastic.
This is true.
He is not an idiot, but he is wilfully ignorant...
I had both knees operated on when I was 40 (arthritis, torn medial meniscus among other things) and for years afterwards going down steps and slopes was uncomfortable and awkward. Much less so now but I still find it easier going upstairs; and Victory's suggestion of a rotator cuff injury has the ring of truth to it too – I've damaged my right rotator cuff twice in the last two years, and have used my left arm to support my right when lifting. It's not the same as Trump but similar-ish, maybe a golf-related wear-and-tear injury? Mine was caused by a fall of a bike and carrying a very heavy bag that squashed my shoulder muscles.
Ooh yes, could easily be.
I was called a Trump apologist for saying that the reason the POTUS thought you could inject Lysol is because he has never once cleaned a surface himself, nor read the content of a Lysol bottle. Apparently I was making excuses for him.
Back in the day lysol was pushed for use as a douche for 'feminine hygiene', which itself was code for contraception.
Thats a well kept secret if it was true. Like you say, it smells. People would notice.
That depends how in-denial they are about it.
I can't find anything about this do you have a link?
I just wanted to go back to this article for a bit because it mentions something that I find quite astonishing - that there is nothing in place to deal with a president who had some sort of medical problem, no matter how much it affects their ability to do that job.
Scary.
The 25th amendment covers the process for a president that is not able to do the job. The process has never been used. I would assume there are procedures in place for when a President would be temporarily unavailable, if they were undergoing surgery or the like.
The earlier seasons of The West Wing had this as the plot. The president had MS and kept it quiet. The case was laid that it wasnt the illness and its potential incapacitation that was a problem but the fact he covered it up and had other people do it too.
Yeah I know - we drewed it.
