Biden’s Dementia Was Obvious Before 2020 Election The Media And His Staff Had To Know Well, anyway....
But Joe's right; look what he accomplished during his Presidency:
- . . .“We’re going to bring everyone that we believe was involved in any role in the use of the autopen. We’re going to invite them to come in for a transcribed interview," Comer said when making the announcement.
- "If they won’t, then they will receive a subpoena, and they will have a full-blown deposition.
- “We want to find out who was actually making the decisions in the White House during the last nine months of the Biden administration when he was clearly in mental decline,” he continued, referring to Biden's lack of mental acuity that has been recently substantiated by leaked audio with special counsel Robert Hur from October 2023.
The Week That Derailed Joe Biden’s Post-Presidency When Joe Biden left office in January, he sought to follow the template set by his predecessors for a post-presidency: Raise funds for a library, deliver a memoir and hit the speaking circuit.
Instead, he has been derailed by a battle to salvage his tarnished legacy—and an urgent fight against stage-4 prostate cancer that kills most men within five years. A stream of new books detailing the extent of his decline while in office and the efforts to conceal it has spawned a fresh round of recriminations over the 82-year-old’s presidency. The twists have turned the final chapter in Biden’s half-century of public life into a solemn and diminished period that stands to further erode his standing in history.
Some major donors have been reluctant to give money to his presidential library, and some allies privately worry it will not open during his lifetime, according to several donors and Biden allies. Biden’s speaking fees, which can range from $300,000 to $500,000, are below what former President Barack Obama commands, according to people familiar with the arrangements. So far, few organizations have been willing to pay for Biden.
Making matters more difficult, Biden faces pressure that other past presidents didn’t. He aims to quickly amass an inheritance for his grandchildren, according to people familiar with his finances. His son Hunter, with five* children, has struggled to find a professional footing and another son, Beau, died in 2015, leaving prongs of the family for whom the Bidens have taken on some financial responsibility." . . .
*Wait...shouldn't that be six?
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