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DFMM 8 years 32 weeks ago
#1

Trump's breathing.

Anyone notice during Trump's speech on Afghanistan that he was doing the heavy breathing thing again, like he has shortness of breath? Could be why he took the golf cart during the Europe trip while everyone else walked. It might be a medical condition; but then again it might just be that his tummy girdle is too tight.

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