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Moulton doubts Trump’s “aced” test claim, White House defends.

5/7/2026

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Rep. Seth Moulton warned President Donald Trump's claims of “acing” cognitive tests raise doubts about his mental fitness.
Rep. Seth Moulton said President Donald Trump posted he “aced” a test, appears senile, and failed to act when Iranian protesters seeking U.S. support were shot, causing thousands of deaths.
White House spokesperson Davis Ingle called President Donald Trump the sharpest, most accessible and energetic president in American history.

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Rep. Seth Moulton warned President Donald Trump's claims of “acing” cognitive tests raise doubts about his mental fitness.
Rep. Seth Moulton said President Donald Trump posted he “aced” a test, appears senile, and failed to act when Iranian protesters seeking U.S. support were shot, causing thousands of deaths.
White House spokesperson Davis Ingle called President Donald Trump the sharpest, most accessible and energetic president in American history.