The Democrats Biden scandal

 Spectator:

According to journalist Carl Bernstein, several people “very close” to President Biden have related that the president has had 15-to-20 episodes of cognitive decline — similar to what happened during the presidential debate the other evening — during the past year and a half. Bernstein told CNN that these Biden supporters said, “There have been numerous instances where the president has lost his train of thought, can’t pick it up again.” The New York Post editorialized that Democrats and their “media enablers” have attempted to hide Biden’s cognitive decline. The Daily Mail reports that “current and former aides” to the president are saying that Biden’s cognitive decline has been known for months. National Review calls the “cover-up of Biden’s mental decline” a scandal. And recall that the special counsel’s report about the mishandling of classified documents by the president described Biden’s memory as “hazy,” “fuzzy,” “faulty,” and “poor.” Axios reports that top aides to the president have “carefully shielded him from people inside and outside the White House since the beginning of his presidency,” noting that first Lady Jill Biden was especially “protective” of the president. Fox News reports that there is growing anger among some Democrats at Jill Biden and White House staffers who they claim have “concealed” the president’s mental decline.

History shows that on at least three other occasions, top White House staffers and family members have engaged in massive cover-ups of Democratic Presidents’ disabilities. Those three disabled and/or very ill presidents were Woodrow Wilson, Franklin Roosevelt, and John F. Kennedy.

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Democrats are desperate to cling to power even when it is not in the country's best interest.  Their defense of Biden is disgraceful, and voters should punish them in future elections until they come clean. 

See also:

Mollie Hemingway: Media Now Covering Biden's Mental Situation Because They Can Hold Power While He Still Leads

 The Federalist's Mollie Hemingway said on Wednesday's 'Special Report' that the media is focused on the Democratic political horserace because they only care about power and not the country's wellbeing.

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