WaPo Attacks Trump’s Dad for Memory Loss – Desperate Much?

In the twisty world of politics, it seems like bashing Republicans is just part of the game. No matter the season, attacks on the right are as common as pumpkin spice in fall. The media’s latest fixation on ex-President Donald Trump is so over-the-top, it’s like a cartoon – but not the funny kind.

WaPo's Latest Deranged Attack on Trump Proves You Don't Hate the Press Enoughhttps://t.co/ntft1FT9m6

— RedState (@RedState) March 20, 2024

The Washington Post, known for its anti-Republican bias, took a wild swing at Trump by bringing up his father’s struggles with memory loss back in the ’90s. Seriously, who digs up ancient family gossip to score political points? It’s like watching a sitcom where the jokes are stale and the laugh track is on repeat.

And now, Trump’s niece, Mary L. Trump, is spilling the tea to the Post, making grandpa’s memory lapse a headline. It’s like a soap opera, but with less drama and more disrespect. Why drag a long-gone relative into today’s political mud fight?

Let’s address the elephant in the room: the Post’s attempt to link Fred Trump Sr.’s memory issues to Joe Biden’s current cognitive state is a stretch longer than a yoga instructor’s arms. Biden’s brain farts are epic enough to trend on Twitter, yet the press spins a yarn to make him sound sharp as a tack. Someone pass the popcorn, this spin cycle is wild.

Speaking of spinning, suggesting dementia is hereditary without solid proof is like saying all cats love water – it just doesn’t hold up. The Post’s attempt to smear Trump by insinuating he might inherit memory loss is lazier than a sloth on a Sunday. Newsflash: biology doesn’t work like a choose-your-own-adventure book.

At the end of the day, attacking Trump’s dad won’t magically make Biden’s gaffes disappear. It’s like trying to hide a wart with glitter – you may distract momentarily, but the flaw still shines through. Let’s cut the theatrics and focus on real issues, like why we’re even talking about family memories from a bygone era. It’s time to roll the credits on this circus act.