WASHINGTON – The fallout over President Biden’s memory is raising questions about mental acuity in the nation’s highest office.
The White House and Biden have rejected any pushback that he is too old to manage the presidency. But with all of this political chatter about what a new DOJ report about Biden means, medical doctors are using this as a chance to get frank about what happens as we all age.
After the special counsel’s report excused Biden’s mishandling of classified documents, while simultaneously questioning his cognitive capabilities, he held a hasty press conference on Thursday night.
“I’m the most qualified person in this country to be President of the United States and finish the job I started,” Biden declared.
As he attempts to reassure Americans he’s mentally fit, White House officials are also doubling down on confidence in his capability to lead.
Ian Sams from the White House Counsel’s Office said, “The gratuitous comments that respected experts are saying is out of line, are inappropriate. And they shouldn’t distract from the fact that the case is closed.”
One of the world’s leading brain experts, neurologist Dr. David Perlmutter told CBN News he’s not surprised the report describes the president’s recollection
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