from Revolver News:
It’s clear to most people that Joe Biden is dealing with serious cognitive decline. Unfortunately, we witness his confusion a daily basis. He’s not exactly aging “gracefully,” to say the least.
The focus on Joe’s age and his confused state of mind has become amplified after he just announced another run for the White House, even as his poll numbers sink to record lows.
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Biden appears very confused at the demonstration happening in front of him at a community college in North Carolina pic.twitter.com/cWvrViGnHa
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The Democrat Party has to be wringing their hands and sweating bullets over Biden’s stubborn and foolhardy attempt at another term. It makes you wonder if there are ongoing efforts behind the scenes to push Biden out and make way for someone who doesn’t give off cadaver vibes. That brings us to a recent New York Times article that paints Joe Biden as a confused “grandad” who is often so fatigued that his staff gives him “space” on the weekends so he can rest. Oh boy. One can’t help but wonder if this is the Old Gray Lady’s gentile way of telling the left that it’s time to put ol’ Joe out to pasture.
The two Joe Bidens coexist in the same octogenarian president: Sharp and wise at critical moments, the product of decades of seasoning, able to rise to the occasion even in the dead of night to confront a dangerous world. Yet a little slower, a little softer, a little harder of hearing, a little more tentative in his walk, a little more prone to occasional lapses of memory in ways that feel familiar to anyone who has reached their ninth decade or has a parent who has.
The complicated reality of America’s oldest president was encapsulated on Thursday as Congress approved a bipartisan deal he brokered to avoid a national default. Even Speaker Kevin McCarthy testified that Mr. Biden had been “very professional, very smart, very tough” during their talks. Yet just before the voting got underway, Mr. Biden tripped over a sandbag at the Air Force Academy commencement, plunging to the ground. The video went viral, his supporters cringed and his critics pounced.
An AP poll showed that a majority of Democrats think one term is plenty for Joe Biden. The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows that just 37% of Democrats say they want him to seek a second term. But Joe ad Jill don’t care about what their base wants; they’ve always done what’s best for them, not the American people.
Biden has his fair share of ups and downs, ranging from “okay days” to “disastrous days.” Many Americans speculate that these wild fluctuations may be linked to whether or not Joe’s taken his medication.
The portrait that emerges from months of interviews with dozens of current and former officials and others who have spent time with him lies somewhere between the partisan cartoon of an addled and easily manipulated fogy promoted by Republicans and the image spread by his staff of a president in aviator shades commanding the world stage and governing with vigor.
It is one of a man who has slowed with age in ways that are more pronounced than just the graying hair common to most recent presidents during their time in office. Mr. Biden sometimes mangles his words and looks older than he used to because of his stiff gait and thinning voice.
