Joe Concha on Media Questioning Trump's Mental Health: 'We Are Treating Gossip as Gospel Now'

Many in the media have been speculating about President Trump's mental stability following the release of a controversial tell-all book about his first months in the White House.

[michaelt]

Why do peeps like this host and Sarah Sanders continue to insist that what happened in the distant past (mid '16 and before) is necessarily relevant to today (declining mental fitness) or election night (when he didn't think he could win)?
This is just silly. I could have won Jeopardy in the summer or fall of 2016 and have early onset dementia today.
Similarly, I could have fought my heart out with one stunning primary victory after another clearly wanting to win the presidency...and then election night -- based on news reports and recent polling -- think I would lose. I often wonder how Ms. Sanders ever graduated from that Baptist college.

[RT-gsfj]

I think they're talking about Trudeau.
The first Zoolander prime minister of Canada

[michaelt]

My free advice to Mr. Concha is to remind him that similar criticism was levied from the left about Peter Schweizer's "Clinton Cash." Namely, that it was described as being "error-riddled." This doesn't mean some of it (maybe most of it) wasn't true. Beyond faulty editing some of it is faulty memories of sources.

[jaycvu]

Do democrats realize that if Trump goes we get Mike Pence, the Rep. agenda will be done in a way more effective way. Will be a winning for the Rep.