Trump starts every story and finishes none, says political strategist about peace and wars

Political strategist Mikhail Sheitelman said that Americans suspect Trump of mental health issues, and this fits into the broader pattern of how he takes on international matters and then immediately forgets about them, Politeka reports.

He shared this in his blog.

As reported by Fox News, the expert notes, 55% of registered voters said that Trump lacks the mental fitness to effectively perform the duties of head of state. This figure, he emphasizes, has increased by 7% since the time of his election.

“Trump starts every story and finishes none. Have you noticed how all his stories literally dissolve? This is a sign of mental instability, when a person is unable to control the matters they themselves initiated. I think he forgets whether there is a ceasefire somewhere or, on the contrary, a war,” Mikhail Sheitelman emphasizes.

For example, the expert notes Cuba, to which Trump first announced a blockade and then forgot about it. This topic, he states, simply vanished into thin air, just like the issue of peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, since Witkoff and Kushner were supposed to reconcile us, but now they are not engaged in this at all.

“The visit to China has disappeared. You remember, the visit to China was scheduled with specific dates, from March 29 to April 1. It was postponed at Trump’s request. Trump officially said this himself, that because of the war it needed to be moved to May 15. Do you believe that in three weeks Trump will be in China? I strongly doubt it. He hasn’t even managed to get to Pakistan yet, let alone China. I strongly doubt that Trump will be in China on May 15. The situation has developed not in a way that this meeting could be decisive, including for our war, but that it simply never took place. In Europe, there are already concerns that Trump will not attend the G7 summit, and then will not attend the NATO summit. Because, supposedly, what NATO? And so all these stories dissolve and fall apart on their own in Trump’s hands,” Mikhail Sheitelman concludes.