A stunning report in the New York Times Thursday night described President Donald Trump lashing out and demanding his own appointees prosecute his enemies, an egregious breach of norms and real and present danger to American democracy. Most shocking of all was the fact that this largely wasn’t some anonymously sourced bombshell — most of the comments the Times’ report was based on Trump made publicly
But far down in the report was a notable nugget about the White House that wasn’t based on publicly available information. According to the Times reporters, Trump’s own aides are worried that his manic and erratic public behavior this week may be a result of his illness and the medications he’s been taking:
White House aides privately expressed concern about whether the president’s animated mood in recent days stemmed from the dexamethasone. Doctors not involved with the president’s care said it could have a significant effect on a patient’s behavior. Continue reading.
