“Questioning Mr. Kennedy’s health is a hilarious suggestion, given his competition.”
Pretty sure questioning his health is vitally important, especially given his competition:
- Hole in brain from either a tumor a parasite (sounds like they’re not sure)
- history of long- and short-term memory problems
- neurological disorder affecting his speech
- unwillingness to disclose medical records
- an “irregular heartbeat caused by a common heart abnormality that can cause strokes”…
How is he any better than the other two?
It’s kind of crazy that the one out of the three that is most cognitively sound is the oldest and is nicknamed dementia Joe.
Well, he’s got some mental issues, but at least he’s not unqualified under the 14th amendment for supporting an insurrection.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the independent presidential candidate who has marketed himself to voters as a younger, healthier alternative
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The 70-year-old
Such youth.
We know.
So consider that having a brain worm means that you can still run for president.
Which means there is a non-zero amount of brain that you can have lost to brain worms:
What is that non-zero amount?
