Media complicit in hiding Biden Dementia

 Federalist Wire:

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The unraveling of President Joe Biden’s mental and physical health has become a glaring indictment of the Democratic Party’s leadership failures and the legacy media’s complicity in shielding them. Republican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy, appearing on “Hannity” Tuesday, didn’t hold back, pinpointing the media’s refusal to confront Biden’s obvious struggles as a betrayal of public trust. “My biggest concern with all of this has to do with the state of the media in America today,” Kennedy said, highlighting a pattern of denial that has left Democrats scrambling and the public misled.

Long before Biden secured the Democratic nomination in 2020, Republicans sounded alarms about his faltering clarity in public appearances. These weren’t mere partisan jabs; they reflected a growing unease about his ability to lead. Yet, Democrats dismissed these concerns as exaggerations, while the media, rather than investigating, often ran interference.

Now, with CNN’s Jake Tapper and Axios’ Alex Thompson releasing a book detailing Biden’s mental decline during his presidency, the truth is spilling out—though conveniently after the fact. The timing raises questions about why these revelations were buried for so long.

Kennedy’s frustration boiled over as he recounted the media’s hypocrisy at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner. “I listened to speaker after speaker, all Washington reporters, defend freedom of the press,” he said. “I kept thinking they wouldn’t have to defend it if they didn’t work so hard to undermine it every day.” For years, the American public watched Biden struggle through speeches, lose his train of thought, and move with painful slowness. Kennedy didn’t mince words: “We saw a president who couldn’t finish a sentence without taking a nap. We saw an elderly man who talked like he was from outer space. He walked like he was underwater.”

The recent revelation of Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis, announced by his office on Sunday, adds another layer of concern. Described as a “more aggressive form” that has metastasized to the bone, the diagnosis has sparked speculation about its timeline. Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, a former Obama administration official, suggested Biden likely had the cancer “at the start of his presidency in 2021,” as it couldn’t have developed in “the last 100, 200 days.” If true, this raises troubling questions about what the administration—and its media allies—knew and when.
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The mainstream media is apparently willing to lose credibility to help Democrats win elections rather than tell the truth about Biden's dementia.  Sen. Kennedy is willing to step forward in a colorful way to expose the Democrats.  I also suspect the reason Democrats are polling so poorly now is becasue they were dishonest about Biden's condition.

See also:

Public Reacts With Disgust in New Polling About Media's Role in Biden Mental Decline Cover-Up

And:

 Biden Aides Were Willing to Go Rogue to Stop Trump

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