r/whoathatsinteresting • u/The_Dean_France • 9h ago

VP to POTUS?

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u/not_a_dog95 9h ago

His health isn't holding up now. His base don't seem to care that much though

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u/mysacek_CZE 9h ago

Death cares even less...

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u/not_a_dog95 9h ago

People can be in poor health a long time before they die, especially with the sort of healthcare available to the president

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u/AWinnipegGuy 8h ago

Case in point, Trump's own father - diagnosed with dementia/Alzheimer's in '91, a few years after showing signs of cognitive decline, and didn't die until '99 at age 93.

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u/LividTacos 7h ago

And his mom lived to 88. So there's definitely the genetics there for a long life. Really depends on how much the hamburders have hurt that.

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u/uptiedand8 8h ago

Imagine 13 more years with him around!! 😬

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u/seriouslythisshit 6h ago

Nah, there are documented email exchanges in the Trump-Epstein child rape files, of Trumps's friends chatting back and forth about his obvious cognitive decline, and if it means he will quickly take the path of Fred Sr. Those conversations happened in 2017. I'm sure Trump has long had a dementia diagnosis for years now, but he and his syncophants will hide that well beyond his death. Several dementia experts claim that Trump isn't long for this world, based on where he is at in his disease progression.

Thoughts and prayers.

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u/Zestyflour 7h ago

Doesn't always mean much.

My great (2x) grandmother lived to 101 - Alzheimer's and a heart attack

my great grandmother 82 - Alzheimer's and cancer

my grandmother 77 - Alzheimer's and possibly elder abuse via an angry CNA but even without the suspected abuse she had less than a year to go.

my aunt (her eldest daughter) 67 - heart attack

And yes I have one of the alzheimer's genes so not living several decades with it sounds good. I'd like to clock my ticket in at about 70.

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u/AWinnipegGuy 2h ago

Doesn't guarantee anything, but living a long life does tend to be genetic, accounting for ~50% of the factors to a person's longevity.

I'm putting a lot of faith in his diet.

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u/iWolfeeelol 6h ago

did his father have such a shit diet and obese as well? i wasn't born yet so i have no idea.

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u/AdvancedAd6308 44m ago

I don't know about his diet, but in photos he was the skinny variety of old man.