I don’t think Biden or his captors should pretend that all is well with his mental health at this stage.
We’ve all noticed that he seldom talks to the press, and when he does, he often muddles words or loses his train of thinking.
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He seems to be deteriorating rapidly. He couldn’t even recall the names of world leaders from the previous two days… Joe seems to be a bigger mess than we expected at the outset – so what will Team Biden do with Kamala’s approval ratings in the toilet?
Toss him out there after he’s been drugged?
Many people believe this is the case.
And it’s this clip that’s causing people to wonder if it’s more than just his bad mental health, and if he was drugged up.
Check it out and make your own decision.
#Biden’s latest comments on #Israel and #Gaza situation are a word salad 🥗 pic.twitter.com/mtjCKYbfm4
— Matthew RJ Brodsky (@MattRJBrodsky) May 13, 2021
If he’s high on drugs or not, there’s no denying that something is wrong with this man.
Of course, the left is working overtime to dispel any suspicions that Biden is old and feeble, which they tried to do with this amusing medical evaluation.
At the request of his patient, Dr. Kevin O’Connor of The George Washington University published a three-page medical review of Biden’s health on Tuesday, describing him as a “strong, robust, 77-year-old male, who is fit to successfully execute the duties of the Presidency, including those as Chief Executive, Head of State, and Commander in Chief.”
According to previous medical reports published during Biden’s tenure as vice president, there has been no significant improvement in his medical history. In the late 1980s, Biden had two brain aneurysms, one of which did not burst. Although the situation was later aggravated by deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, O’Connor claims that Biden’s health is still unaffected and that medical complications from his history are under control.
Biden is on blood thinners and treatment for acid reflux, cholesterol, and seasonal allergies, among other things. Dr. John Torres, an NBC News medical reporter, points out that acid reflux can often result in a hoarse voice, which is audible at times.
