Will Biden be doped up for debate?

 Matt Margolis:

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Well, that is interesting. We should be surprised by Biden's "physical performance" as well? Why is that? Lately, the Biden campaign has been dogged by a slew of viral videos showing Biden's physical and cognitive deterioration. Why, exactly, are we going to be surprised?

Earlier this year, Democrats were counting on Joe Biden's State of the Union address to reset his campaign, and Democrats spent weeks touting his performance as proof he was physically and mentally fit enough to handle the presidency. But Dr. Carole Lieberman, a forensic psychiatrist based in Beverly Hills, Calif., observed that Biden’s speed and volume during the speech suggested that he was drugged.

“If you look at how Joe Biden usually is — slow and stumbling — compared to how he was during the State of the Union — fiery and angry — these are signs that are typical for someone taking Adderall or any amphetamine,” Lieberman said back in March

Trump has called for drug tests before the debate.

“I just want to debate this guy, but you know – and I’m gonna demand a drug test, too, by the way,”  he said last month at a GOP event in Minnesota. “I am. No, I really am. I don’t want him coming in like the State of the Union. He was high as a kite.” 

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I suspect Biden will need some "meds" to get through the debate. 

See also:

More Tips on What Biden May Do in Debate, As His Walk to Marine One Raises Questions

And:

 Anti-Trump figures, Democrats also questioning Biden’s mental fitness for office

Liberal comedians, high-powered billionaires and anti-Trump pundits have all put a spotlight on Biden’s cognitive abilities

And:

President Biden goes into hiding as part of this insane new scheme

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