Something appears to be wrong with Donald Trump.

We’ve been saying this for years now, but the mainstream media has really started to notice since Trump’s disastrous speech to graduates at West Point a few weeks ago.

As Trump was arriving in Wisconsin on Thursday, cameras recorded him walking down the ramp from Air Force One and walking into a waiting car.

When Trump reaches the ground, it appears his foot dragged a bit. Now this could be worrisome.

The Cleveland Clinic says “foot drop” is an underlying condition of the following disorders: multiple sclerosis, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, and Parkinson’s disease.

Let’s take a look:

President Trump arrives in Wisconsin. pic.twitter.com/RBWHlMgVwe

— The Hill (@thehill) June 25, 2020

Did that look normal to you? Yes, I guess he could’ve just quickly stumbled, but considering Trump’s recent issues, we have to ask if there is more to the story.

Many on Twitter agreed and questioned what was going on:

As expected, Trump's gait continues to erode, seen here w/ these 4 shuffling, foot dragging, baby steps. It's important because he has a degenerative neurological disease, Frontotemporal Dementia. It affects his behavior, speech, cognition & more. It will render him incapacitated https://t.co/JYIl11pvNv

— Tom Joseph (@TomJChicago) June 25, 2020

His left leg is giving him problems. He doesn’t seem to be able to lift it up properly. We all saw how he limped down the ramp.

— Mieke❄️🌊 (@MiekeTweeting) June 25, 2020

His left leg is dragging. If we can keep pissing him off….

— Raine-🚫MAGA🌊You're only human if you're Humane🌊 (@wndrling) June 25, 2020

I been saying that along with obvious dementia, he also has Parkinson's Disease. It's a common walking problem in PD.
I've been with someone with PD for 13 yrs & it's exactly how trump walks, forward leaning posture, water & you know whatever he accuses Bide of, he has it himself

— Mischa (@Mischa3189) June 25, 2020

Did a footplant and started to stumble – unfortunate that this didn’t occur while he was descending the stairs.

— Hemi Himalayan 🇨🇦 (@HemiHimalayan) June 25, 2020

Frontotemporal Dementia affects motor skills like crazy. Also, watch him when he's giving a speech. His tongue gets in his way trying to say certain words. It would have to be horrifying. If he knows. @TomJChicago for more information. Also @JohnMTalmadgeMD

— Texasborn (@JeanneEaton3) June 25, 2020