Trump refers to people with dyslexia - specifically Gavin Newsom - as having a "mental deficiency."

[PeaceWave]

Approximately 40 to 43.5 million American adults (roughly 1 in 5 people or 15–20% of the population) have dyslexia. It is the most common neuro-cognitive disorder and learning disability in the U.S., with up to 38 million of those adults remaining undiagnosed.

[hlthe2b]

1. Umm. He is well known to have his own learning difficulties and still has great difficulty

reading--before the dementia.

Nothing from him, but projection.

[canetoad]

4. Yes

And I believe he is dyslexic. I grew up with a mother with dyslexia. She tried to hide it and I recognise the signs. Pictorial intelligence briefings is a big tell.

[Lifeafter70]

2. I'm one of them

[LoisB]

3. IT is such an ignorant ass wipe. I guarantee he can't spell dyslexia or deficiency and has no

idea what either word means.

[The Roux Comes First]

5. [Cough, Chortle, Ahem]

He is the master of nothing, BUT the winner of the Nobel Projection Prize!

If he could just find a way to pry the repub congress and his cabinet out or his arse, he might be able to bask in it!

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6. I've always suspected that my younger brother might have dyslexia...

It doesn't mean that he's not smart. He is. It's just that he digests information in a different way. The same goes for Newsom. Which is completely different from Trump, who doesn't appear to digest information at all. It goes in one ear, gets re-jiggered to whatever he thinks is most advantageous to him and then spews out his mouth.