A Week of Ops: Traitor Media That Insisted Biden Was a Cognitively-Gifted "Super-Ager" Continues Pushing the Op That Trump Is Too Old to Serve and Must be Removed by the 25th Amendment

Shipwreckedcrew @shipwreckedcrew

Nov 29

Wayyy too much coordination on the new manufactured narrative about Trump showing signs of aging.

Wayyy to much coordination on WaPo story about strike on drug boat.

Does no one remember 2017-2018??

This is a redo -- facts don't matter to media, only narrative matters.

Facts that don't fit the narrative don't get published.

The NYT admitted it as an EXPRESS policy. There was no "neutrality" -- Trump was such a threat to how they wanted the Govt to work that driving him from office what the overriding consideration.

The media and Dems were back on their heels for 9 months.

Now that his approval numbers have been talked down, they think he's vulnerable enough to go after him with falsified reports to drive a narrative.

I've seen this movie -- and I paid attention when the credits ran.

Experts say!

Brian Stelter @brianstelter

The NYT produced a seemingly undeniable report on Trump showing signs of aging. The story was data-driven, almost clinical, proving that Americans see Trump "less than they used to" and that "his battery shows signs of wear."

Trump is trying to deny it anyway.

The data is that Trump usually scheduled his first event of the day at 10:30 am in his first term, but now the average first event starts at 12:08 pm.

Obviously then, based on this seemingly undeniable data-driven almost-clinical evidence, Trump is unfit to serve.

You'll notice that that's Noted Truth Merchant Brian Stelter saying that.

Who claimed Biden was fit as a fiddle and video showing him stumbling and bumbling and wandering and fondling were all "cheap fakes."

The seriously retarded fraud co-conspirator Tim Walz claimed Biden was "fit for office," but now gurgles that Trump must be removed from office due to health.

"Release the MRI," he says.

I'd like to see this fat retard's medical records. He looks pretty unhealthy to me, and his brains are rotten garbage.

So... is any of this true? Is it true that the guy who seems to always be doing something, speaking to reporters, negotiating peace deals, etc., is really running out of energy?

Well no, of course not, it's another fucking traitor media lie.

President Trump has been clocking 12-hour days this month, according to internal White House documents shared exclusively with the New York Post, an unusual disclosure meant to swat down a New York Times storyline that the 79-year-old president is showing "signs of fatigue." The unpublished logs, spanning 10 weekdays between Nov. 12 and Nov. 25, show Trump working roughly 50-hour weeks -- not counting weekend duties, pre-dawn phone calls, or the after-midnight bursts of activity his staff has come to expect. Far from slowing, the records depict a president driving hard on trade and immigration reforms, pushing for an end to the Russia-Ukraine war, and overseeing the most extensive White House construction effort in decades.

The schedule stands in stark contrast to the Biden era that Americans still remember vividly, when the previous president's staff routinely called early-afternoon "lids" and shielded him from public view on days when he appeared visibly drained. Biden, who left office at age 82, was widely understood to be fading cognitively long before he stepped aside -- a reality even many Democrats eventually acknowledged. Trump, by comparison, is presenting a workload more reminiscent of his first year in office, with the private logs showing a relentless pace from morning into late night.

On Wednesday, November 12 -- the day Congress ended the 43-day government shutdown -- aides documented 32 meetings and calls. Trump began with a 10:30 a.m. staff session in the Roosevelt Room and moved straight into a gauntlet of calls with Vice President JD Vance, Staff Secretary Will Scharf, lawmakers, judicial nominees, and business leaders. He ended with a 7:45 p.m. dinner with Wall Street executives, a bill-signing event after 10 p.m., and a late-night meeting with a corporate executive at 10:40 p.m. Notably, none of this includes the off-schedule calls he is known for taking at dawn and well past midnight.

The next day brought another 17 meetings and calls over eight-and-a-half hours. He met with Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and Counsel David Warrington at 10:39 a.m., conferred with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, reviewed intelligence, sat for a "pre-brief" with speechwriters, signed an executive order alongside Melania Trump, granted a media interview, spoke with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, and joined a 6 p.m. tele-rally for Tennessee congressional candidate Matt Van Epps.

The old op was this: Trump's boundless energy was not a sign of good health, but proof that this famous teetotaler was an amphetamine addict.

I actually was open to the idea he was popping uppers. How else to explain the constant energy? (It also made me feel better about being Low Energy Ace.)

Now that op's usefulness is expired, so the new op: Trump is so tired you guys, seriously you guys, he may work 12-hour days but you can see that sometimes he gets fatigued.

You don't say. You don't say.

Karoline Leavitt is not having it:

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt called out The New York Times and its White House reporter, Katie Rogers, for suggesting that President Donald Trump is cognitively unwell after previously defending former President Joe Biden's health.

Rogers and journalist Dylan Freedman authored a story on Tuesday titled, "Signs of Fatigue: Trump Faces Realities Of Aging in Office," which suggested that the 79-year-old president has made fewer public appearances and has appeared tired in comparison to his first term. Leavitt denied these allegations, and pointed out that the story is by the same reporter who defended Biden's cognitive health after his fall on Air Force One in March 2021.

"I will point out one fake news story over the weekend before I let you all go from The New York Times that took about one-third of the president's daily calendar and his daily schedule and said that he's doing less than he did in his first term or he might not be fit for the job. That is unequivocally false and it's deeply unfortunate that this story was written by the same outlet and the same reporter who wrote this. 'Biden is doing 100 percent fine after tripping while boarding Air Force One,'" Leavitt said.

"Oh, same outlet, same reporter who wrote that President Trump is not fit for the job. Are you kidding me? You all see him almost every single day. He is the most accessible president in history," Leavitt continued.

Video at the link.

Absurd ancient lefty Lawrence O'Donnell is likewise insisting that Trump, who is only a bit older than O'Donnell, is unfit to lead.
The left has a particular obsession with Trump's hands. Here, a picture shows Trump carrying excess water in his hands. Now that's not healthy but they guy is almost 80 so there are going to be circulatory problems.

The left takes this as proof that he's mentally incompetent:

What makes that Xeet funny is that this "Madeleine Hays" is the White House operative who blocked Biden from speaking to reporters during the Easter Egg Roll.

Yes, Madeleine Hays, who now says Trump is too old to serve, was the woman who blocked the Cognitively Gifted Biden from having a simple conversation with reporters blocking his body while dressed in an Easter Bunny costume.

Here's video of the Easter Bunny Body Block.

And here's proof that it was Madeleine Hayes in the Easter Bunny Praetorian Guard costume.

She's not buying it:

RedWave Press @RedWave_Press

Batya Ungar-Sargon on the FAKE NYT article: "Shorter Days, Signs of Fatigue: Trump Faces Realities of Aging in Office": "I just find the story hilarious… This is the most effective president of my lifetime. The next president is going to get half as much done. So whatever is going on with him, he seems to me to be very virile, but he is extremely, extremely effective. He has done so much. He has revolutionized this country both in terms of foreign policy."

"I think a lot that comes from a place of compassion for forgotten Americans. And so to me to see people sitting around being like, oh there must be something wrong with it, we should all be so lucky to be this effective."

"When we are half his age."

Is Trump not, like Biden, a "super-ager"?

What happened to "super-agers" and the reassurance that rich guys with access to today's medicine stay health and cogent well into their 80s?

Oh, I guess that was an op, too.

Update: Release the MRI? Okay, we have.

The White House on Monday finally shut down the weeks of Democrat-fueled gossip about President Trump's health, releasing the full memo on the MRI that sent the press into a frenzy -- and the findings couldn't be clearer. Trump, at 79, is in "excellent overall health," with imaging results that his physician described as "perfectly normal."

Dr. Sean Barbabella, the president's Navy physician, said the scan taken during Trump's Oct. 10 visit to Walter Reed was nothing out of the ordinary -- a standard, preventative test for men in his age group. He explained that advanced imaging is used to catch issues early and confirm long-term cardiovascular and abdominal health. And in Trump's case, Barbabella wrote, everything came back clean.

"President Trump's cardiovascular imaging is perfectly normal," Barbabella reported. No narrowing of the arteries. No blood-flow issues. No abnormalities in the heart or major vessels. Heart chambers normal. Vessel walls smooth. No inflammation. No clotting. In short -- a textbook-strong cardiovascular system.

The abdominal MRI showed the same result. Barbabella said "all major organs appear very healthy and well-perfused," noting zero signs of acute or chronic concerns. Every organ evaluated was operating within normal limits.

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