A confused man named Joe

Throughout President Biden’s term, there have been questions about his mental fitness for the position. A recently surfaced audio tape from an interview with Special Counsel Robert Hur in 2019 has only further fueled these concerns. The audio, which was obtained by Axios and reported on Friday night, captures Biden’s confusion and incoherent rambling in response to questioning from Hur.

Over the course of four minutes, Biden struggles to recall basic information, including the year his son Beau passed away, the year his vice presidency ended, the year President Donald Trump was first elected, and why he possessed certain classified documents. These long pauses and incoherent ramblings raise valid questions about who was truly running the country during Biden’s presidency, and who was making important decisions regarding pardons, executive orders, and national security.

In addition to concerns about the President’s mental fitness, the media’s role in the situation is also notable. While some Democrats may have been blinded by loyalty to the President, the media is expected to provide unbiased, thorough coverage of important issues. However, in this case, it seems they may have fallen short of their duty.

As the implications of this situation continue to unfold, it’s crucial for citizens to stay informed and critically evaluate sources of information. This latest revelation serves as a reminder of the importance of choosing leaders who are capable and transparent in their decision-making. It also has implications for future elections, as voters will need to weigh the importance of mental fitness in their candidate choices.

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