"It can be hard to work out what might be going through Donald Trump's head at the best of times, but lately his actions have seemed to be increasingly bizarre and reckless. However, all of those actions become much easier to understand with one simple perspective shift: Trump knows he is dying, he doesn't have much time, and he won't have to face any consequences, at least not in this life."
"Trump often doesn't seem too stressed about consequences, and that's felt especially true since he won the 2024 election. But over those four years out of office, he came close to facing very real consequences. He was tried and found liable and guilty in both civil and criminal court. It's not unreasonable to suggest that he was well on his way to being bankrupt, imprisoned, or both. The only thing that saved him was the presidency."
"Trump's health is clearly failing. He's been seen struggling with stairs and has even mused that Obama was better at navigating them. His cognitive health might well be in decline, and his instances of random word association in public comments appear to be getting worse. While Trump and his cronies claim that his medical reports generally show that he is in the finest health any person has ever been in, the number of those reports recently should raise an eyebrow."
Donald Trump has exhibited increasingly bizarre and reckless actions that align with the perspective that he knows he is dying and has limited time left. He faced serious legal jeopardy during four years out of office, including civil liability and criminal guilty findings, and escaped bankruptcy or imprisonment only by returning to the presidency. Leaving the White House would expose him to renewed legal consequences. Some allies advocate unconstitutional measures to extend his power, but dying in office appears as an alternative path to avoiding accountability. Observable signs point to declining physical and cognitive health despite official medical assurances.
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