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Special Counsel’s Report Puts Biden’s Age and Memory in the Spotlight
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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 390647" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>And you act like Biden's issues come down to his usual gaffes and a stutter. Biden is also the current president, which makes his mental impairment more concerning.</p><p></p><p>That said, I have stated Trump is also mentally unfit to serve. I've also stated that I'm not a Trump supporter and will not be voting for him either, so what more do you want?</p><p></p><p></p><p>But that's always been how you operate. You defer to whatever authority figure supports your personal biases, regardless of what we can see with our own eyes.</p><p></p><p>Not only that, but Biden only received a physical because his doctors determined "he didn't need a cognitive exam." Well, isn't it convenient that determination is made at a time when even Democrats are concerned about Biden's cognitive abilities? A special counsel doesn't think he's mentally aware enough to stand trial, but his doctors won't give him a cognitive exam. Meanwhile, Trump's diagnosed with dementia by "licensed professionals" without so much as a medical visit. But that's perfectly acceptable, right? That's why I'm glad I'm no longer a member of the uniparty cult. Both Democrats and Republicans selectively choose which sources to believe, so long as it fits their narrative.</p><p></p><p>In contrast, you brush off critiques of Biden as "Trump attack lines," even though many high-ranking Democrats have the exact same concerns. It's blatant partisan hackery.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 390647, member: 35"] And you act like Biden's issues come down to his usual gaffes and a stutter. Biden is also the current president, which makes his mental impairment more concerning. That said, I have stated Trump is also mentally unfit to serve. I've also stated that I'm not a Trump supporter and will not be voting for him either, so what more do you want? But that's always been how you operate. You defer to whatever authority figure supports your personal biases, regardless of what we can see with our own eyes. Not only that, but Biden only received a physical because his doctors determined "he didn't need a cognitive exam." Well, isn't it convenient that determination is made at a time when even Democrats are concerned about Biden's cognitive abilities? A special counsel doesn't think he's mentally aware enough to stand trial, but his doctors won't give him a cognitive exam. Meanwhile, Trump's diagnosed with dementia by "licensed professionals" without so much as a medical visit. But that's perfectly acceptable, right? That's why I'm glad I'm no longer a member of the uniparty cult. Both Democrats and Republicans selectively choose which sources to believe, so long as it fits their narrative. In contrast, you brush off critiques of Biden as "Trump attack lines," even though many high-ranking Democrats have the exact same concerns. It's blatant partisan hackery. [/QUOTE]
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