Vice President Kamala Harris helped cover up the severe cognitive and physical decline of her boss for four years. Or maybe she actually didn’t know about it. Either way, her handling of this crisis disqualifies her to be commander-in-chief for four years.
A letter posted Sunday to President Joe Biden’s X account announced that he would not seek reelection, and a follow-up post endorsed Harris to take the helm. She’s already raised nearly $50 million since announcing her candidacy, and party leaders have begun rallying around her.
But America is in need of a leader, and leaders make tough decisions, no matter how politically fraught they may seem at the time. That includes invoking the 25th Amendment to remove a senile man from office for the good of the country.
Harris had four years to do that, but she chose not to. She should have invoked the 25th Amendment after Biden’s repeated and obvious “gaffes” became a national security liability.
Biden called for a coup against Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2022, potentially escalating the war in Ukraine. Biden repeatedly struggled to walk up stairs, across a stage, or even off the debate stage unassisted. Biden called out for the late Rep. Jackie Walorski, R-Ind., asking “Where’s Jackie?” Walorski passed away the previous month in a car accident.
Biden was even deemed too “sympathetic” and “elderly … with a poor memory” to be charged for mishandling classified documents.
All that’s to say, it was evident that Biden’s mental faculties
