Demand a Public Accounting of the President's Mental Fitness

The president's fitness for office is no longer a partisan talking point — it's a public safety question that demands a formal response from Congress. In a single night, Trump posted 55 times on social media, accused Barack Obama of treason, demanded his acting AG indict political opponents, and the next morning posted AI-generated images mocking political rivals and a picture of himself on the $100 bill. This is not normal behavior from the person controlling the U.S. nuclear arsenal. The consequences are already real. Trump is threatening to "decimate" Iran while military leaders are reportedly renaming operations to restart the War Powers Act clock — a legal maneuver experts say won't work. The Strait of Hormuz is closed. Inflation just hit its highest point since 2023. When asked if Americans' financial pain motivated him to seek a deal, Trump said: "Not even a little bit... I don't think about Americans' financial situation." That answer alone should trigger alarm. I want you to publicly call for a formal review of the president's mental fitness under the 25th Amendment and demand congressional hearings. Your constituents are watching whether their representatives treat this as the emergency it is.

First sent on May 14 by Jeffrey Barlow