Stairs become a challenge for Biden

 DC Daily Journal:

The president has clearly been struggling with his health. But this is scary.

And chaos ensued after Joe Biden collapsed on Air Force One.

On Tuesday, a video of President Biden nearly tripping up the Air Force One steps sparked questions about the world leader’s stamina and fitness on social media.

Conservatives criticized the president, with many pointing out that another near-stumble on the plane’s new, shorter stairs demonstrates how Biden is “falling apart in real time.”

Someone quipped that Biden would someday need to be pushed up the stairs in a “stretcher.”

After saluting the U.S. Military members at the bottom of the new, shorter stairs to Air Force One, Biden proceeded to mount the steps and stumble, catching himself on the handrail.

With Biden’s mental clarity and physical stamina a major concern, Tuesday’s video did nothing to alleviate those fears.

“Joe is afraid of stairs!!” Leo Terrell, a Fox News contributor, stated.
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It looks like he is having trouble lifting his feet.  Even when he is not trying to step up stairs it looks like he is shuffling along and has a low gate. It suggests a weakness in his legs.

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