Concerns Mount Over Trump's Cognitive Health Amid Lengthy, Rambling Speeches

Experts suggest signs of cognitive decline in Trump's recent public appearances, prompting calls for independent assessments.

Mental health professionals and former allies have raised concerns about Donald Trump's cognitive abilities, citing his increasingly incoherent and lengthy speeches.
Analyses show a significant increase in the duration and negativity of Trump's speeches, with a notable rise in the use of absolute terms and profanity.
Experts suggest Trump's speech patterns, including frequent tangents and disjointed narratives, may indicate cognitive decline or disinhibition related to aging.
Some psychiatrists argue for an upper age limit for presidential candidates or mandatory cognitive assessments to ensure mental fitness for office.
Trump's campaign dismisses these concerns, maintaining that he is mentally fit and attributing any perceived decline to media distortion.