Biden’s bad memory saves him from Federal referral

VIA THE SBINSIDER AND THE WALL STREET JOURNAL| February 10th, 2024

President Joe Biden will not be indicted for mishandling top secret information, according to the special counsel report revealed on February 9th. Investigators were impressed with the failed memory of the President, when he could not recall the year his own sign had died. Further on the memory issue, this pulled text from the report really drives home Biden’s failing mental capacity:

Hur said in the report that he didn’t think prosecutors could pursue a criminal case against Biden over the classified material, in part because there were some innocent explanations for Biden hanging on to the material that jurors might find convincing. “Mr. Biden would likely present himself to a jury, as he did during our interview of him, as a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory,” the report said. 

This report reinforces the age-related problems that Biden has with the voters. In the past week, he referred to two dead foreign leaders (Mitterrand and Kohl) as if they were still alive. He has also turned down the mega opportunity to do a 3 minute interview prior to the Super Bowl. Multiple polls have revealed that both Democrats and Republicans think Biden is too old to continue as President and should drop out of the 2024 race sooner rather than later.

In a media conference later on the night of the report, Biden appeared as feisty as ever, showing an unmistakable sense of anger at the Special Counsel Robert Hur for including in the Biden’s very slow and struggled response to questions and his inability to recall the date his son Beau died. Biden snarled that when he heard the question the thought “how dare they” ask him that.  Unfortunately, Biden once again misspoke on the name of a foreign leader, naming Eqypt’s President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi as President of Mexico.

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