Donald Trump is reasserting his intelligence by boasting about how he “aced” a cognitive test during his presidency, which is fairly simple to pass.
DT was in Delaware, Ohio for a rally this weekend, and at one point, he mentioned the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MOCA) test he did in 2018 — which he notoriously hyped up in a Fox News interview a few years later… the whole “woman, man, camera, TV” thing.
His reason for bringing it up again is to emphasize that he is intelligent… not stupid, as he claims the media portrays him to be. That, it appears, is why he wanted to do it at the moment.
Trump talks about his conversation with then-White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson, and how he insisted on going to MOCA to silence critics who called him an idiot. He claims he knew they were wrong since his family had a history of “genius” members.
The ex-Prez claims the exam is difficult, or at least that’s what he claims he was taught — but as many others have pointed out since then… MOCA is relatively basic, consisting largely of connecting lettered or numbered dots, drawing a clock, properly identifying a lion or camel, and being able to recite a set of sentences again… all of which Trump boasted about.
As you may recall, Trump’s mental fitness was frequently questioned during his presidency, including one memorable instance in which he looked to slur his words while speaking in public, but he and his crew disregarded all of it… and the doctor himself even had an answer.
Now, as Trump looks to be gearing up for a re-election campaign, he’s resurrecting the intelligence horse. You’re not with stupid while you’re with him, at least, that’s what DT thinks.
