Trump Sparks ‘Dementia’ Concerns After Bizarre Social Media Rant About McDonald’s

President Donald Trump is once again setting off alarm bells about his mental fitness — this time after posting two nearly identical social-media rants less than an hour apart. Critics say it’s the latest in a string of bizarre, confused moments that make him look more like a man losing touch with reality than the commander-in-chief.

Late Tuesday afternoon, Trump hit send on a furious post about artificial intelligence — calling America’s economy the “HOTTEST in the world” and blasting “Woke AI” programs that include diversity standards.

Then, just 40 minutes later, he did it again. Almost the same post. Same message. Same punctuation. Even the same random capitalization. The only thing he changed was one line — swapping a promise to “protect children” for a warning that China would “catch us in the AI race.”

Social media exploded. “It’s like watching a loop,” one user wrote. “Is anyone checking on him?”

Experts say it’s not a one-off. “Repetition like this is often a sign of cognitive decline,” said Dr. Charles Linton, a neuropsychologist at Georgetown University. “It could mean memory lapses or confusion — both concerning in a president.”

California Governor Gavin Newsom wasted no time twisting the knife. After Trump’s twin tweets, Newsom posted a chat with Elon Musk’s AI bot, Grok.

“Do people with dementia repeat false things over and over again?” Newsom asked.

“Yes,” Grok replied. “It’s called perseveration.”

Newsom added, “Even AI knows what’s going on here,” with a face-palm emoji — and the post went viral within minutes.

The déjà vu moment came right after another strange episode that had Washington insiders cringing.

During his appearance at the McDonald’s Impact Summit, Trump went wildly off-script in a speech about the economy — gushing about his love for the Filet-O-Fish sandwich.

“No matter who you are, everybody loves something at McDonald’s,” he said before flapping his hand like a fish and making a loud “Khhhhh” sound into the mic.

Then came a demand directed at the stunned executives in the front row: “You could do a little bit more tartar sauce, though, please. Seriously. Do you understand that?”

Phones captured it all — and by morning, clips of the president acting out a fish had racked up millions of views on TikTok and X.

“This wasn’t a policy speech. It was a cry for help,” MSNBC’s Joy Reid said on air.

It’s not the first time Trump has worried observers. In recent months, he’s confused names of world leaders, slurred through speeches, and wandered off-topic in meetings, according to White House staffers speaking anonymously to The Washington Post.

Democrats say it’s becoming impossible to ignore. “We’re watching the world’s most powerful man lose his grip — in real time,” said one senior strategist.

Trump’s team, of course, insists everything is fine. “The President is sharper than ever,” said Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. “He’s working tirelessly for the American people.”

But voters aren’t so sure. “Every time he repeats himself, it feels like déjà vu all over again,” said Tamika Lewis, a teacher from Cleveland. “It’s scary.”

Early Wednesday morning, Trump returned to X with another post about — you guessed it — artificial intelligence.

It was almost identical to the one from the night before.