As a politician is it a good thing to tell people you have brain worms?
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This guy just pulled a Jimmy Carter
His brain wasn't nutritious enough to sustain a worm.
That is one hell of a title.
This is the best we can put forward as a nation, a narcissist with dementia, a normal old guy with dementia, and a guy who refused to have his brain tumor investigated and opted to believe the one guy that said it could be a dead brain worm. Also probably with dementia. We're fucking doomed. I'm still voting for normal guy with dementia, but... Doomed.
Not an American myself but I remember in like 2016 people were saying you can't have Bernie because he's too old.
And now I'm like wtf they totally could have had Bernie.
I mean look at the candidates now. Out of the potential old men leaders Sanders is the only one I would trust behind the wheel of a car.
I know who I’m voting for!
The anti-vax politician who admitted to having less than a complete brain?
Maybe a close 3rd.
It does explain so many things.
When you don't have enough brain to sustain a parasite.
So when they take out the worm, will it be a better presidential choice?
It is dead, so Congress will not change. The big question is who his VP is.