Biden’s Cognitive Decline Is Dangerous
It’s time to admit that Biden is unfit to serve as our chief executive.
by David Catron
August 17, 2021, 10:19 PM
In October of 2020, former White House physician Ronny Jackson raised a question that was on the minds of many voters: “I watch Joe Biden on the campaign trail and I am concerned that he does not have the mental capacity, the cognitive ability to serve as our commander in chief and head of state.” Jackson, who had served under Presidents Obama and Trump, stressed that he was speaking as a “concerned citizen” rather than a physician. Inevitably, the media collectively descended on Jackson like so many flying monkeys, but he raised the issue again during Biden’s absence from the public eye last weekend as Afghanistan was being overrun by the Taliban.
After the White House announced late Sunday afternoon that President Biden would address the nation during “the next few days” about the crisis in Afghanistan, Dr. Jackson tweeted, “OUTRAGEOUS! Biden needs to address the nation TONIGHT. If he’s not mentally capable of handling this crisis, he needs to resign IMMEDIATELY.” Jackson, a retired rear admiral who now represents Texas as congressman for its 13th District, is by no means the only American who worries about our president’s ability to carry out his duties. A recent survey conducted by the Trafalgar Group found that a significant majority of voters believe that administration subordinates are making policy and running the country:
Most people in the United States believe that Biden administration officials, and not President Joe Biden, are directing the country’s agenda and policy, according to a national poll. Fifty-seven percent of respondents to a Convention of States Action and Trafalgar Group poll said the president is not fully executing the duties of his office. Thirty-six percent of respondents said they were confident that he was directing all policy and agenda matters.more
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