Update on the cognitive fitness candidate
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Donald Trump appears to be under the impression that Vladimir Putin fought in World War II, and may have been the head of the Russian government at the time (If you want to get hyper-technical there was no nation called “Russia” involved in World War II, but that might take several hours and a lot of hand puppets to explain to the Commander in Chief of the world’s most powerful military).
Trump is also intrigued by the inexplicable fact that Russia was our friend during that war, and Germany and Japan were our enemies, but now it’s all the opposite or something:
Donald Trump’s cognitive ability has once again been called into question as the president has been accused of making “delusional” remarks about Russia and Vladimir Putin’s involvement in World War II.
“I happened to speak to President Putin at the time. Now in all fairness to him [Putin], he lost 51 million people and he did fight,” Trump said. It comes just weeks after Trump was branded the “dumbest president ever” following a shocking 6-word error.
In his latest historical blunder, Trump added: “Sort of interesting isn’t it, he fought with us at WWII and everybody hates him and Germany and Japan they’re fine. Someday somebody will explain that but I like Germany and Japan too.
“But Putin is a little confused by that you know, he said ‘we lost 51 million people and we were your ally and now everybody hates Russia and they love Germany and Japan.’ I said ‘let’s explain that sometime okay’ but it’s a strange world.”
It sure is.