Donald Trump Stutters While Saying ‘Statistics,’ Fires Back At Media For Saying He’s Unwell

Donald Trump has been stuttering, jerking, and mispronouncing words during his rallies ahead of this year’s presidential elections. And most often than not, the media suggests that these things happen because the POTUS is unwell.

During his rally in Colorado, Melania Trump’s husband fired back at the media for making those claims. But he didn’t directly say that his health is well.

While speaking in front of a massive crowd of people, the POTUS had a hard time pronouncing the word statistics. But unlike his previous pronunciation mistakes, Trump didn’t try to change the subject this time around.

Instead, he corrected himself and proved that he can say statistics with ease. He also pointed at the camera in front of him and explained that he had to say the word correctly otherwise the media would speculate on what’s wrong with him.

Despite the POTUS’ attempt to save himself from more mockery, he still failed because a lot of his critics were still convinced that his stutters are due to his possible dementia. Some of them also think that Trump needs a comprehensive neurological evaluation as soon as possible.

“Let’s get #DementiaDonald rolling y’all,” Twitter user @civilityovergop said.

“You should hear him stumble when it comes to human decency,” Twitter user @rise_alien said.

“He’s so gross, just gross. Worst personality on earth,” Twitter user @4AnimalLife said.

“There’s that accordion arm movement again when he flubs a word,” Twitter user @jodfoster said.

Meanwhile, some of Trump’s critics were convinced that he was high on drugs when he took the stage in Colorado.

“He’s higher than a kite. Wow,” Twitter user @wsoxfnjoel said.

“I’ll have what he’s having, that [expletive] looks like it could keep me up for a week,” Twitter user @HarambeTheMac said.

“Adderall!!!” Twitter user @Sharon46601576 said.

“Adderall can cause damage to the heart and cardiovascular system when used for a prolonged period of time, especially when used in excess,” Twitter user @Spacejunkie4 said.