Trump Appeared To Fall Asleep At Another Campaign Event—And The Harris Campaign Had The Best Response

Once Biden stepped aside and endorsed Harris, Trump's entire campaign strategy was upended, making him the oldest candidate on the campaign trail and exposing faults in his logic.

Wtf, "exposing faults in his logic"? Why do the media continue to do everything they can to portray Trump as a reasonable man making logical plans for how best to govern?

OK so I don’t have Twitter and I have social media blocked basically so I wanted to see the ad, right? I went to YouTube to pull it up.

It was really bizarre - if you search for “Harris ad trump sleeping” you get about 100 - OK 20 of the exact same clip from any number of local TV stations (most of the Fox) where Trump claims Harris is sleeping. And one - exactly one - MSNBC clip, which runs for 12 minutes talking about “exhausted” trump, and doesn’t even show the Harris ad. The Harris ad did not appear in the search at all.

Now I’m not “signed in“ there, I don’t have cookies or anything so I’m just some random browser showing up asking to see the Harris ad and seeing 90% Trump ads.

I don’t know what else going on at YouTube, other than it’s awful and worse than ever, and appears to be subsumed with Trump crap.

Saved you a click: they shared the video of him nodding off but added a lullaby.

That poopy diaper is so nice and warm it puts you right to sleep.

I have occasional narcoleptic spells. I'll just nod off for a few seconds at a time.

But I'm not running for president while pretending that I'm the healthiest person to ever have been healthy.

Drowsy Donald

Sleepy Don.

So many lawsuits would drain anyone.

LOL remember when Sleepy Joe was the decrepit old man challenging young, virile Rambo Trump?

She should hit Trump back with some nicknames like what Trump does to other people.

Sleepy Don. Meatball Don.

This is getting out of hand, guys.

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By contrast, Joshua R. Simmons, Harris's White House doctor released

I love how the grade-school English gaffe by the 'professional' writer reads as if he's calling us Joshua. The American ghost-comma strikes again, delimiting the subclause in spirit only.