For years now, it is increasingly clear that Joe Biden’s mental acuity has been fading rapidly. Sharp-eyed onlookers could already see the wheels coming off during his hustle for the 2020 presidency. Unsurprisingly, his strategists chose to lock him away in his ‘basement’, mum to the public, allowing the rumors to regain momentum. Once he had secured his place in the Oval Office, the blunders he committed kept racking up: struggling to get his point across, constantly misplacing his cabinet members and, even mistakenly dubbing Vice President Kamala Harris as the ‘President.’
Shockingly, he once asked for a no longer living member of Congress to step into the spotlight. But it didn’t stop there; in many instances, he could barely walk off the stage post-delivery, sometimes mindlessly extending his hand to clasp at thin air. On top of his appalling mental decline, his physique was also seen crumbling. His topple on the steps of Air Force One, his stage slip-ups, and even bike crashes became the talk of the town.
However, when his critics rightly pointed out his downward spiral, his faithful minions, including the former Press Secretary of the White House, Karine Jean-Pierre, dismissed it all as ‘cheap fakes.’ In a heated interview on MSNBC, Jean-Pierre let her anger spill, alleging that it was all a pack of lies and misinformation.
Jean-Pierre and the rest of her Biden supporting allies defensively denied everything, even when footage clearly showed the president looking lost in a rainforest or getting distracted by a parachuter while attending a meet with European leaders. Dubbing these unedited videos as ‘manipulated’ was nothing more than a shabby attempt to cover up Biden’s glaring shortcomings.
In line with this, the new book titled 2024: How Trump Retook the White House, and the Democrats Lost America discusses a rather concerning debate amongst Biden’s allies. According to revelations in the book and from a report by The New York Times, Biden’s team contemplated whether he should take a cognitive test in February 2024. Understandably, they thought better of it, as administering him the test would only amplify the questions being raised about his age and fitness.
Obviously, these concerns simply masked the inevitable truth; Biden was in no position to ace any sort of cognitive exam. It would blatantly uncover his incompetence and his incapability to shoulder the considerable weight and responsibilities of being the President of the United States.
His allies could only do so much to veil the truth that was painfully obvious to anyone with a pair of eyes: Biden was not presidential. He would have fared better in a care home, receiving treatment for age-associated ailments, rather than clinging onto his tenure at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
The curtains were essentially drawn on his reelection campaign when the debate broadcasted Biden’s deteriorating state to the world. Noted investigative journalist, Seymour Hersh, eloquently reported that the prominent Democrat donors quickly brushed Biden’s second term dreams under the carpet when they stopped turning a blind eye to the harsh reality.
If the see-no-evil, hear-no-evil approach hadn’t been discarded, Biden’s followers, whether within or outside the White House, would have kept pulling the wool over America’s eyes, tantalizing them with the greatest deceit in all of America’s history.
Within the space of a few weeks following the debate, renowned figures like George Clooney flagged the decline of Biden in a scathing New York Times op-ed. Soon after, Biden stepped back from the contest and threw his weight behind Kamala Harris.
What followed was a detrimental chain of events for America: An autopen presidency, a havoc-wreaking influx in the south, a catastrophic surge in the national debt, the rise of the horrendous ‘woke’ strategy and ‘New Green Deal’ policies, and a convulsion in foreign affairs that teased the possibility of a terrifying nuclear showdown.
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