I like Larry Kudlow, always have. Even now he's still smart and sharp, but as we all age, we notice bits and pieces of our former selves slip away or transform to compensate, or evolve into something new.

I notice that sometimes Larry seems like he's still at the top of his game, but other times he doesn't seem like he's at 100%. Nothing wrong with that, none of us can remain at 100% at lots of things over time, but have you noticed this with Mr. Kudlow of late ?

When he eventually does have to retire, it won't be like he didn't deserve it.

I couldn't find anything on the net about his medical condition. I suppose at some point the whole medical condition situation is largely moot, since we all have medical conditions that stack up as we go on.

I suppose he will stay on as long as he makes money for his employers and clients. I will miss him either way, but I hope he can keep on for a while, he has good instincts and a metric ton of common sense, something lacking in so much media these days.

Last known ”conditions” Kudlow had were years ago. A mild heart attack during Trump’s 1st administration and a history of cocaine and alcohol addiction during his time as chief economist at Bear Stearns.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/p...-attack-trump-tweets

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/larr...econd-020914909.html

But as you said, things will eventually catch up with us all. Can’t fight Father Time.