Eric Swalwell calls out Donald Trump’s dementia

| 10:47 pm EDT May 1, 2022
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Whenever Donald Trump has periodically spoken in public since leaving office, he’s come off as increasingly senile. Of course no one has been paying attention to Trump’s occasional rallies, so most people haven’t noticed his decline. But with midterm Republican primary voting about to get underway, Trump’s rally speeches are getting more attention – and not in a good way.

Earlier today Trump tried to voice support for Republican candidate JD Vance, whom he endorsed over Republican candidate Josh Mandel. But Trump’s failing brain failed him, and he ended up announcing that he’d endorsed “JP…” before asking one of his handlers for help and eventually landing on “JD Mandel.” Trump is so far gone, he never did circle back and correct it.

It’s now painfully obvious that Trump is suffering from cognitive collapse, and everyone on social media is calling him out for it. Eric Swalwell found a clever way of calling this out while pretending to defend Trump’s dignity:

As long as Donald Trump continues to hold these embarrassing rallies and endorse candidates, he might as well be on the midterm ballot. Swalwell and the Democratic Party are smart for pointing out that the face of the Republican Party is a senile clown, and yet most Republican candidates are still cowering to him.

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