President Joe Biden formally announced in a letter on Sunday that he will indulge Democrat politicians’ and donors’ soft coup-like demands to “stand down” and hand the reins of his 2024 reelection campaign to Vice President Kamala Harris.
Biden did not specify exactly why he believes it is in “the best interest of my party and the country” to retire from running for office. The decision to do so, however, is obviously linked to the left’s collective choice to stop covering up the president’s obvious physical and mental decline because they know he hurts their chances of winning the upcoming election.
There is a growing chorus of Republican lawmakers who say suddenly deeming Biden unfit to run for a second term despite primary voters’ wishes means he is also unfit to finish out the last six months of his presidency. Former President Donald Trump took it further in a Truth Social post on Sunday when he declared that Biden “was not fit to serve from the very beginning.”
“But the people around him lied to America about his Complete and Total Mental, Physical, and Cognitive Demise,” Trump warned.
Trump is right. The 81-year-old’s “cognitive demise” didn’t begin nearly four years into Biden’s four-year term. It was apparent long before he took over the Oval Office.
On the 2020 campaign trail, Biden forgot the names of several national and world leaders, blanked on which states he was in multiple times, and appeared confused about which political office he was running
