President Donald Trump seems occasionally „depressed“ and is avoiding official duties as he fixates on his claims that the election was stolen from him, for …
President Donald Trump seems occasionally „depressed“ and is avoiding official duties as he fixates on his claims that the election was stolen from him, for which he has not produced any compelling evidence, reported The New York Times Saturday. Citing advisors to the president, the Times reported that as the president continues to claim the election was stolen from him a month after his defeat, he is „moody“ and „sometimes depressed“. According to the report, the president is „ignoring the health and economic crises afflicting the nation“ and is clearing his public schedule of meetings not related to his bid to overturn the election result.
