Enemies are watching Biden's decay

 Newsmax:

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., has spoken about seeking to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove President Joe Biden, alleging he might not be running the country and saying his weakness is on display for American enemies to take advantage.

"The current president is not on his A game. I take no pleasure in saying this, because what we're watching here is a dangerous, dangerous display," Johnson told Newsmax's "America Right Now" host Tom Basile in an exclusive in-studio interview in New York City on Saturday morning.

"Our enemies, our adversaries around the world are watching this just as we are. And that's the reason that Iran and Russia and China and North Korea have all formed this new axis of evil."

Biden's weakness on display to the world Thursday night during the debate could encourage the "axis of evil" to seek to take advantage of in the next five months — as presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump warned those "rivals" to "don't play around" and taken advantage of a "weak" American leadership.

"They're acting provocatively because they see weakness projected on the world stage," Johnson told Basile. "We can't afford to do this any longer."
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A majority of American voters are also concerned about Biden and his many failures and falls.  Democrats are responsible for this mess.  They used the politics of fraud to attack Trump and it took the media months to realize their allegations were lies.

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Kamala kept the truth about Joe’s condition a secret from the American People. This makes her THE central accomplice to arguably the biggest scandal in the history of the U.S. presidency.
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