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FF's avatar

Praying every day. Stop teasing us !!!!!!! The world is waiting

Elix's avatar

Amongst many other reasons, he can’t sleep. He’s too anxious to sleep. Posting is evacuation of the anxiety which is of a psychotic nature as evidenced by the contents of the posts.

Hound's avatar

Anxiety could play a role but from what I understand narcissists in sociopath generally don’t have anxiety and the same way humans do.

It’s possible his condition is something called sundown syndrome which happens to people who have dementia and it happens with elderly people. Here’s a link that explains this.

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/22840-sundown-syndrome

Regardless of the cause of Trump‘s narcolepsy it makes him unfit to be president let alone leader of the free world. This alone is enough to remove him under the 25th amendment.

I would like to see somebody do a compilation of Trump taking his naps and I hope that that compilation mock the hell out of Republicans

Tricia Maldonado's avatar

That’s not anxiety, that’s rage.

Anarchist Preacher's avatar

No another word about “Sleepy Joe”.

Ramona's avatar

We’d all be better off if he slept more often. If he could sleep for like 20 hrs a day, that would help. Maybe they could give him downers instead of speed?

Keifer Allan's avatar

MA NATURE IS DOING HER BEST. 86FUCKING47

Jenna Jenna Jenna's avatar

Need her to up her game 🤣

Murat's avatar

"sleepy Joe " sound familiar Donald?

Bwizey's avatar

How about “dead donald”

Hound's avatar

I would rather see him live to be 150 years old and live all those days in agony.

Carrie 🇨🇦's avatar

Donald is old and he is mean. Sad.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Carol's avatar

This man doesn’t get enough sleep 💤

I can’t believe that he’s the one posting that ridiculous crap

If it is him ~ he’s certifiably insane and the 25th Amendment MUST BE IMPLEMENTED

If it’s not him then who ever is posing as him needs to be fired at the very least 🆘⚠️💥🇺🇸🔥😳🤯‼️

Sue W.'s avatar

It's his tech wizard, Natalie Harp.

Hound's avatar

Trump has had long history of drug use. He is always taken psychostimulants like Adderall and Ritalin. When your crush Ritalin tablets and snort them it’s a better and cleaner buzz than you get with cocaine.

It’s been suggested that when Trump is slurring his speech and rambling and going off on tangent it’s because he’s been given some sort of a sedative.

If Trump were to be put in a cage where he belongs and was unable to get his drugs, the withdrawal symptoms would probably do him in. That would be a joy to watch.

Lyn M's avatar

Sleepy Joe? What about Demented Donald? His health is deteriorating before our eyes. Where is the outrage from Republicans that can see, hear, smell and know Trump is unwell!!

Christine Beraldo's avatar

I THINK WE CALL THAT PROJECTION !

KM's avatar

“Our sleepy ass president” 🤣🤣

Sageniner's avatar

Even I know that I need to sleep when I have jobs to do. It’s irresponsible for him to not sleep with our country in such bad shape.

Linda Harris's avatar

I don't think he can sleep at night. He is sundowning. It happens to people with altzheimers and/or dementia. They are up all night and cannot stop falling asleep during the day.

sheryl jeffries's avatar

He’s staying up all night

Fh ye d Ed go back's avatar

I cannot wait until he starts dribbling in his definite sleep or perhaps snores to disprove schung’s bullshit lies

Susan Wall Speaks's avatar

Why can’t he just go ahead and leave this earth?!

Jenna Jenna Jenna's avatar

Can’t wait for him to fall asleep during a meeting/event etc to the point where he completely falls out if his chair 🤌

Cathie Hauf's avatar

Sundown syndrome (sundowning) is a phenomenon in people with Alzheimer’s or dementia where confusion, anxiety, and agitation peak in the late afternoon, evening, or overnight. It is not a disease itself, but rather a set of symptoms triggered by brain changes and circadian rhythm disruptions.

Key Symptoms to Watch For

Increased agitation: Pacing, wandering, restlessness, or sudden mood swings.

Disorientation: Confusion about time of day, location, or recognizing familiar people.

Psychological changes: Paranoia, anxiety, or experiencing visual and auditory hallucinations.