Trump unfit for office, growing numbers now dare to say

Growing numbers of Americans are openly expressing concerns that Donald Trump is unfit for the presidency, a sentiment that was previously confined to whispered conversations and private doubts. Contradictory statements, controversial handling of Iran policy, deepening economic concerns, and plummeting approval ratings have combined to create a crisis of confidence in the leadership.

The erratic nature of Trump’s decision-making has exposed what many see as a far deeper and more dangerous problem than typical political disagreements. His zigzagging approach to major policy issues has alarmed both supporters and critics, suggesting instability at the highest level of government.

What was once considered taboo to voice publicly—questioning whether the president possesses the mental and temperamental capacity to lead—has increasingly become part of mainstream political discourse. The economic crisis facing the nation has added urgency to these concerns, with observers linking policy inconsistencies to broader governance failures.

The shift represents a significant moment in American politics, where previously suppressed doubts are now being articulated openly by a wider cross-section of the population. Whether this translates into political consequences remains to be seen, but the change in what Americans feel able to say about their president marks a notable turning point in public opinion.

Source: Maariv — Original article in Hebrew.