Staff Reports
President Joe Biden’s mental fitness is causing quite a stir, and can you blame them? The guy has been on a roll with his gaffes and misstatements lately. It’s like a never-ending comedy show, except it’s not funny because he’s the leader of the free world. Yikes.
According to the Daily Mail, concerns about Biden’s cognitive state and his ability to serve effectively in a second term are growing by the minute. And it’s no wonder why. The man can’t even get a rapper’s name right without stumbling over his words and using racially loaded terms. LL Cool J? More like LL J-Cool Boy. I mean, really?
But that’s not all. Biden’s week of blunders doesn’t stop there. He managed to snub the Brazilian president, nearly knock over the Brazilian flag, tell the same story twice in one night (and not even a good story, might I add), and falsely claim that he’s visited every mass shooting site in the country. It’s like he’s living in his own little world of make-believe.
Unfortunately, it seems like the White House is turning a blind eye to these concerns. When asked about Biden’s age and mental health, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre did what any good spin doctor would do: she deflected and changed the subject. But hey, at least she had some positive things to say about Bidenomics, right? Too bad the American people aren’t buying it.
"I just don't see how Mr. Biden can be the Democratic nominee"@DominicTV slams President Biden for referring to LL Cool J as 'boy'
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It’s deeply troubling that 74% of voters have major or moderate concerns about Biden’s age and mental fitness, as reported by an NBC News poll. But instead of addressing these concerns head-on, the White House would rather distract us with meaningless talking points and empty promises.
Look, I get it, politics is a tough gig. But shouldn’t we expect our leaders to be, well, competent? Biden’s gaffes and missteps are not just a cause for amusement, they’re a cause for concern. We need a president who can articulate his thoughts clearly and make sound decisions. Is that too much to ask?
In the end, the American people deserve better. We deserve a leader who is mentally fit, coherent, and capable of fulfilling the responsibilities of the office. And until that happens, all we can do is sit back, shake our heads, and hope for the best. God help us all.
