The word meant "imbecile" when it was first used in the 14th century.https://www.merriam-webster.com/news-trend-watch/kim-jong-un-trump-a-dotard-20170921 …
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No, this is bloattard!
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I'm laughing but it's pretty darn sad when Kim Jong Un puts a U.S. president to shame. Now Trump knows what it's like to be mocked.
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Exactly.
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Can you see whether
@realDonaldTrump looked up the definition? -
You know he did.
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That implies some level of intellectual curiosity. No way he looked it up. He had an intern do it and threw a tantrum when they told him
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Omg, this describes Donny so well... a state or period of senile decay marked by decline of mental poise and alertness
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He really is
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That I just laughed out loud is un-American, right?
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It is sad when someone whose native language is not English speaks English better than the President of the United States. I lol'd too...

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Def 1-ups Trump on vocab. And logically called man who threatened to ANNIHILATE their country 'mentally deranged'. Which is crazier? U.S.

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