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| Tillerson Says the US Will Never Accept Crimea Annexation – New York Times | ||
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| White House: Trump has scheduled a physical, and his slurred speech was caused by a dry throat | ||
 President Trump has scheduled a physical health exam for early next year at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and will share the results with the public, the White House announced Thursday, a day after Trump’s slurred speech sparked concern about his health. Trump slurred his words during a policy address Wednesday about Israel, inspiring media speculation […] |
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| Trump to release medical records – Jamaica Observer | ||
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| Trump letting campaign promises dictate Israeli embassy decision – The Hill | ||
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| Did Donald Trump just suffer a stroke? | ||
I’m not a medical professional, and this is not intended as any sort of professional diagnosis. But based on three separate pieces of evidence which emerged yesterday, I feel compelled to ask the question in all seriousness of whether Donald Trump may have suffered a minor stroke yesterday. I’m going to lay this out because I’m hoping the appropriate medical professional will weigh in and let us know what we’re really looking at here.Let me be as clear as possible about this as well: I criticize Trump on a daily basis. I make fun of him regularly. But I would not suggest that he may have had a stroke without legitimate reason for bringing up the question. So let’s take a look at yesterday’s evidence. First we had what’s come to be known as “DentureGate” when Trump began slurring his words in the middle of a speech. Many believed his dentures (if he wears them) had come loose, preventing him from being able to speak. Some thought he was high on drugs. But it’s roughly the kind of behavior you’d see from a recent minor stroke victim. I don’t think he had a stroke during the speech. We would have seen more real-time symptoms playing out. But it is worth pointing out that Trump didn’t post any tweets of his own on Tuesday or Wednesday. As I’ve previously documented, there were a handful of promotional tweets posted by staffers, but nothing from Trump himself. Initially I thought he was just shell shocked from the mounting evidence in the Russia scandal. But when you consider that he’s begun slurring his words at the same time he’s stopped tweeting, it makes you wonder if he may have indeed suffered a medical calamity. So let’s take a look at that third piece of evidence from yesterday. It was political pundit John Aravosis who documented a noticeable change in Donald Trump’s signature when he signed the executive order at the end of his speech. He appeared to be struggling to sign his name, and sure enough, his signature has suffered. This was at the same time he was slurring his words, and in the midst of an incredibly rare multi-day absence from Twitter. Regardless of what anyone thinks of Trump, if he’s suffered a stroke, we need to know. We need a professional medical diagnosis, and we need it right now. The 25th Amendment exists for a reason. The post Did Donald Trump just suffer a stroke? appeared first on Palmer Report. |
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| #DentureDonald Now A Thing After Late-Night TV Tackles Donald Trump Jerusalem Speech – Deadline | ||
| How to Get the Strzok Texts ASAP – Canada Free Press | ||
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| Live Stream: Wray Testifies Before House Judiciary on FBI Oversight | ||
FBI Director Christopher Wray is testifying this morning at 10 a.m. before the House Judiciary Committee. Read his prepared testimony, and watch the live stream below. |
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| The Latest: Cotton says no proof of Trump-Russia collusion – Economic Times | ||
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| Challenging the Neoliberalism at the Root of Trump’s Authoritarianism – Truth-Out | ||
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| Lewandowski: Yes, I steamed Trump’s pants – CNN | ||
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| Unlike Trump, Tillerson Still Wants Russian Sanctions Over Ukraine Annexation – Newsweek | ||
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| Donald Trump – Google News: Donald Trump Jr. is clamming up on Russia. Republicans may help him get away with it. – Washington Post | ||
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| Russia Takes a Step Toward the Post-Putin Era – Bloomberg | ||
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| The Steele Dossier on Trump and Russia Is Looking More and More Real – New York Magazine | ||
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| WSJ Editorial Board Calls for Robert Mueller to Step Down After FBI Agent’s Anti-Trump Texts – Breitbart News | ||
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| FBI Director Chris Wray testifies before Congress for the first time since Trump attacks – Business Insider | ||
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| Putin May Run as an Independent, With United Russia Tainted By Corruption – NBC4 Washington | ||
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| Rudy Giuliani – Google News: ‘Worst password offenders’ of 2017 include Trump, Republican Party – Metro US | ||
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| Democrats favor impeaching Trump. So why did Democratic lawmakers oppose it? – CNN | ||
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| FBI director defends FBI after Trump’s attacks on agency – Boston Herald | ||
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| FBI chief rejects Trump’s claim of agency ‘in tatters’ – Politico | ||
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| The White House’s latest fallback: Who cares if Trump colluded with Russia? – The Bakersfield Californian | ||
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| Get Filthy with SOPHIE’s New Track “Ponyboy” – Noisey | ||
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| Amid reports of rapes, beatings, cover-ups, grand jury to probe juvenile justice abuses | ||
Disturbed by stories about the rape of teens by supervisory staff, a pandemic of sometimes savage force, brutal beatdowns ordered by youth care workers and policies that permit the hiring … Click to Continue » |
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