Questions are being raised about Donald Trump’s health and mental acuity as he runs for a possible second term in the White House, in addition to his policies and legal disputes.

The former president may be experiencing cognitive difficulties and may not be able to serve out his entire term, according to a prominent Republican strategist.

Red Flags Are Raised by Rick Wilson

In a recent interview with Times Radio, Rick Wilson, a longtime Republican political strategist and co-founder of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project, wasn’t holding back.

Trump frequently seems to lose his train of thought during speeches and interviews, he said, and he has become more “incoherent.”

Wilson cautioned, “He’s obviously in cognitive decline.” “He is unable to focus on a single idea for longer than a few seconds before straying into bizarre digressions or making peculiar linguistic errors.”

Wilson asserted that these are not merely blunders but rather are a part of a troubling trend.

Indications of Cognitive Issues?

Wilson specifically brought up Trump’s frequent “verbal aphasias,” which are characterized by difficulties speaking or properly processing language. These can include slurred speech, saying things that don’t make sense in context, or forgetting words in the middle of sentences.Read More Below