anyone concerned about the Health of Donald Trump?

[FDRfan1985]

I may not like Donald Trump's personalty or support his Political platform, but I do worry for his health considering being President of the United States is a stressful job, since  he is 70 something years old and looks out of shape. 

I just don't want him to die or anything because  I just don't want his youngest son to lose his father at young age.  I know what's it like to lose a parent at a young age and  that something I wouldn't wish on anyone. 

[The_Doctor]

Forget his health. In ten years, the GOP is going to completely ignore that Donald Trump was President between 2017 and 2021 (more like 2019, but you know).

[Hermit For Peace]

He appears to be healthy. He keeps an extremely busy schedule and has for years. I wouldn't worry about his health. He loves being in the spotlight at the center of attention and he has the best job for that. I think he'll be around a long time.

[Indy Texas]

If Donald Trump died in office, most people would be legitimately struggling to try to feel upset out of a sense of politeness.

[Meclazine for Israel]

If Donald Trump dies, it will simply immortalise his current political movement.

(much to the disgust of 65% of the Atlas forum community).

Donald Trump, whether you like him or not, has legitimized discussion and policy development on issues that simply were deemed so offensive by 'Generation Snowflake*' that they were not even being discussed.

If he is assassinated, falls terminally ill, etc, dont expect the anti-Snowflake brigade to go away.

* - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_Snowflake

[Devout Centrist]

If Donald Trump dies, it will simply immortalise his current political movement.

(much to the disgust of 65% of the Atlas forum community).

Donald Trump, whether you like him or not, has legitimized discussion and policy development on issues that simply were deemed so offensive by 'Generation Snowflake*' that they were not even being discussed.

If he is assassinated, falls terminally ill, etc, dont expect the anti-Snowflake brigade to go away.

* - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_Snowflake

Be careful, remember what happened when people hated being called racists?

[The_Doctor]

They're fairly open about their racial preferences at this point.  I've seen basically at least one white nationalist openly expressing that sentiment on here. The Trumpists and the white nationalists are kind of congealing at this point.

[Devout Centrist]

They're fairly open about their racial preferences at this point.

Of course, but my point is if you keep backing "snowflakes" into a corner, something will give. Someone will come along and tap into that, as we could see with Trump.

[The_Doctor]

I think actually the anti-snowflake brigade is being retarded, as per usual.

They're so insistent on vocalizing their discontent with everyone who is a) Muslim b) Mexican or Latin American c) non-white that they forgot that 40-45% of America can be considered one of these things. Either it's a problem with Mexican illegal immigration, a problem with Muslim Americans in general, or something wrong with African Americans.  

Deep down, the Branch Trumpidians think they're being persecuted for not spouting off a pro-white viewpoint and they're very upset about it.

[The_Doctor]

Addendum: There are many legitimate issues about illegal immigration. There's a ton of issues about our war on Radical Islam. There's major issues about family coherence in the African American community. All legitimate issues.

But Branch Trumpidians don't really care about this. They're viewing the problems from the perspective of the threat it faces white America.

[Ebowed]

Anyone see the anecdote about Trump being unlikely to visit Kellyanne Conway's office because he is unable to climb a flight of stairs?

He doesn't look healthy - after all, he eats garbage, doesn't get enough sleep, constantly cheats on his wife, and his only medical records are clearly fraudulent documents written by him - but I worry far more about the health of the country that he is currently in the process of destroying.

[Illiniwek]

There are a lot of reasons to feel bad for young Barron, but I am not going worry one moment about his terrible father's health.

[Middle-aged Europe]

Mental health? Yes.

Phyical health? No, since a bad phyiscal health could help terminate his presidency.

[Deblano]

I'm far more concerned about his safety/security rather than his health (i.e. people threatening his life).

I think he's healthy enough to make it through his first term.

[TJ in Oregon]

Donald Trump has the best health obviously. He has all of the health.

Seriously, no. His health appears to be fine and I've given up trying to figure out every permutation of where we go from here. I will say that if anything does happen to him, the conspiracy theories will something else.

[pbrower2a]

I am concerned about his mental health.

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

If he dies in office, I would say "oh well" and sleep soundly at night.

[Bismarck]

He likely gets impeached by age 72 anyways.

For what?

As to the OP I think Trump is unhealthy but nowhere near being unable to serve.

[Enduro]

Not really, no.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     He seems pretty vital for someone his age. He'll do fine.

[nclib]

In general, I think it's fine to worry about the health of political opponents, but not this case since Trump lacks decency and put himself into this situation.