The speeches of the US presidential candidate from the Republican Party of the 78-year-old Donald Trump are becoming more and more incoherent. This conclusion was reached by the journalists of The New York Times (NYT), having received the results of a computer analysis of Trump's speeches at rallies, interviews, press statements and posts on social networks.
The publication claims that in 2015, when Trump began his political career, declaring his intention to run for US presidency, his speech has changed a lot.
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“He was always discursive and was often not attached to the truth, but over time his speech became increasingly gloomy, sharp, long, evil, less focused, more blasphemous and more and more focused on the past,” Nyt writes.
The analysis showed that the number of curses in Trump's statements increased by 69%, and the use of the words “all or nothing”, “always”, “never” - by 13%. Some experts surveyed by the publication believe that such changes are a “sign of advanced age”.
Trump himself boasted many times by the fact that “brilliantly” passed cognitive tests when he was president of the United States. He also called his style of performances “weaving” and called himself a “brilliant speaker”. At the same time, he reproached journalists and commentators in a biased attitude.
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“For two hours I can do without television rooms, and if I say at least one word a little wrong, they say:“ He has cognitive impairment, ”Trump complained at one of the recent performances.
The US presidential vote will be held on November 5. According to the latest data from sociological surveys, the rival of Trump, a candidate from the Democratic Party and the current vice president of the country of Kamal Harris is slightly ahead of him. So, 48.4% of American voters are ready to vote for Harris, while only 45.9% of the respondents declare the support of Trump.
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