Every time Donald Trump is cornered by truth, he doesn’t defend—he deflects.
The pattern is so consistent it might as well be strategy.
Epstein connections start surfacing?
Suddenly:
“Obama has been caught. Biggest scandal in American history.”
No evidence. No facts. Just noise—louder and louder—until headlines forget what they were originally chasing.
His mental sharpness gets questioned?
He rolls out the old story:
“I took the test. I aced it. No one’s ever done better.”
What he’s referring to is not an IQ test, not even a memory test—it’s a cognitive screening for early dementia. Questions like:
“Name three words: cat, shy, kitchen.”
“Draw a clock: the big hand is on 12, the little hand on 11.”
It’s a test for Alzheimer’s, not aptitude. And yet, he brags about it—because he knows the headline isn’t the truth. It’s his confidence in the lie.
And when even that doesn’t work? It’s “Biden’s fault”. Or “The election was rigged.” Or “They’re coming after me because of you.”
The Game Isn’t Defense—It’s Distraction
It’s never about answering the question. It’s about changing the subject so fast and so furiously, the public can’t keep up. It’s political sleight of hand. While we’re staring at the noise, the truth quietly disappears.
This isn’t incompetence. It’s a formula. And unless we start recognizing the pattern, we’ll keep falling for it.
He does it because it works for him, but this stuff gets old and we get tired of it. Call him on all of it, all the time, over and over. Let him know we aren’t as stupid as he thinks we are, and yes, he thinks everyone but him is STUPID.
The Trump Deflection Doctrine
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