Bill Clinton Filmed Asleep Again?

Bill Clinton doesn’t seem to have the same energy that he used to…

The 76-year-old was recently spotted at an Eagles vs Giants football game taking a nap in his chair:

Bill Clinton was at the Eagles/Giants game yesterday at MetLife and apparently fell asleep lmfao
pic.twitter.com/lGRXdLbWYB

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) December 12, 2022

This isn’t the first time Clinton has been spotted falling asleep in public, but it seems to be one of the more forgivable episodes.

Clinton has been caught sleeping at many prominent political events including Biden’s fake inauguration, the Bush funeral service, and his wife’s speech at the 2016 Democrat Convention:

Bill Clinton falls asleep… pic.twitter.com/kz2LRDMFzU

— ACT For America (@ACTforAmerica) January 20, 2021

Old geezer Clinton, no eye candy he falls asleep. #Bush41 #BushFuneral #BillClinton #ThanksObama pic.twitter.com/j7koLnItJZ

— Martinez2012 (@look4jsmartinez) December 5, 2018

Trending Politics speculates:

At one point during the game, Clinton passed out and was captured on camera taking what appears to be a nap.

“He was spotted wearing a Giants hat at the game,” The Spun reported.

“So perhaps he wanted to escape from the disappointment of watching his team lose. It’s not clear at which point in the game Clinton nodded off, but the final score was a brutal 48-22.”

 

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Bill Clinton Falls Asleep During Martin Luther King Speech https://t.co/Bz1OOMiSbs via @YouTube

— ✨ミ★ 𝘊𝘳𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘩𝘛𝘪𝘮𝘦 ★彡✨ (@CRENCHTIME) August 15, 2021

Even ole bill fell asleep during clinton's speech at the democrat convention. https://t.co/bR6rrbYh7Q

— Kathy Chadwell (@KathyChadwell) December 19, 2018

The New York Post had more on one of his prior episodes:

Former President Bill Clinton appeared to be nodding off during Wednesday’s inauguration ceremony for President Joe Biden.

Clinton was seated next to his wife, Hillary Clinton, and near former President George W. Bush and outgoing Vice President Mike Pence — none of whom appeared to need any shuteye.