Staff Reports
House Speaker Mike Johnson and fellow Republican leaders have made it clear that President Biden’s tenure is a ticking time bomb for America. While Democrats are stuck in a soul-searching session about whether to stick with Biden for another term, Republicans are pointing out the obvious: it’s not just political fodder; it’s about the safety and functionality of the country.
Polls and some Democrats have turned their backs on Biden, much to Johnson’s political amusement. However, Johnson isn’t just giggling at the spectacle; he’s alarmed. The Speaker described Biden’s condition as outright dangerous, implying that the nation deserves better than a president needing an afternoon nap to make it through the day.
Speaker Mike Johnson says '25th Amendment is appropriate' to remove Joe Biden – Washington Times https://t.co/oAjJpUTeJu
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When asked about Representative Chip Roy’s resolution urging Vice President Kamala Harris to invoke the 25th Amendment, Johnson suggested that most Americans and particularly Republicans see this as not just appropriate but necessary. He believes these tumultuous times call for desperate measures, and the 25th Amendment is the lifeline needed.
House Republican leadership has been relentless in their critique of Biden, asserting that they’ve been right all along about his deteriorating mental state. Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik slammed Democrats and their media allies for their relentless cover-up operations. For too long, every time Republicans aired genuine concerns, they were painted as conspiracy theorists, Stefanik pointed out.
On the Democrat side, there’s been a not-so-secret gathering behind closed doors to tackle their internal rift regarding Biden’s candidacy. While some continue to champion him, the whispers of doubt are growing louder. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise didn’t miss a beat in highlighting the irony: the party that prides itself on democracy is now weighing whether to discard the choice of their very own voters.
As global leaders landed in Washington for a NATO summit, the world got a front-row seat to the Biden Circus. Foreign dignitaries are now privy to what Republicans have been screaming about: a commander in chief who’s far from being at the top of his game. Johnson has noted that these leaders are witnessing firsthand a president who can barely string a coherent sentence together.
With Biden’s glaring inadequacies on full display, Republicans are seizing the moment to underline the necessity of decisive action. America needs a leader who can handle the job, not someone teetering on the edge of coherence. It’s high time for serious conversations, not just among Democrats but across the nation, about moving forward without Biden behind the wheel.
