Look at the beginning of the debate. Joe is sharp, he can put his sentences together, he's not fumbling over any words or making gaffes, and he's making valid points (if you're a lunatic liberal that is).
Fast forward 90 minutes later, he seems so lost. Just out of it, can't string the right words together, saying some truly off the wall shit, and just plain old tired, even though he had been resting for the past week.
If you watched Joepedo's town hall, you saw the EXACT same thing. Sharp, quick, and crisp answers in the beginning, but by the end just an absolute trainwreck.
No different in the first debate as well. He came out much stronger than where he ended,and just looked gone by the finish.
He's being pumped full of something that lasts 60-90 minutes, no doubt in my mind anymore
Exactly. Dementia Joe started to 'hit the pharmaceutical wall' at about the 75 minute mark -- at about the same time that he looked at his wristwatch. America saw that too. It is obvious that Joe is no longer functioning without pharmaceutical help. By contrast, GEOTUS was just hitting his stride wjen Joe's wheels fell off.
Is there some pharmacist or doctor pede here that can list what type of stimulants can have this effect, and only last a hour or so?
I never tried meth so an expert opinion would shed some light.
Not a pharmacist but ex avid drug taker - the only stimulant that would be super intense then wear off that quickly, causing a crash would be......crack. Maybe hunter's helping the big guy out. Adderall, Vyvanse, provigil would all last way longer. Meth would really have been the best choice as it would have vice gripped him into being alert but likely would have reduced coherence. And as for snorting coke, while he'd probably want more, wouldn't need more that soon aka a comedown wouldnt set in that quickly.
But that's why I don't think uppers make sense with Joe. He's obv not sucking glass dick before a debate. I really think it's purely a stamina issue. He can't focus for as long as the debate required. I think he fought as hard as he could in the first half and by the second he just couldn't keep going. It's sad.