Democrat White House Aides Hid Biden’s Mental Decline from Day 1 of His Presidency, Explosive Report Reveals

The Democrats knew all along. They knew before. They pulled off their coup aided and abetted by a criminal media. They did this to our country.

They lied and lied and lied and out this country in grave danger.
Unelected subversives were running the country. The party should be designated a terrorist organization.

The real villain here is Jill Biden.

She saw him in the morning. She saw him at night. She saw him at his worst. She knew. She knew more than anyone else knew.

And that heartless witch not only let him stay, she was pushing him to run again. pic.twitter.com/NtfXwRximt

— Jesse Kelly (@JesseKellyDC) December 19, 2024

The WSJ has now confirmed Biden was in a diminished mental state for his entire presidency.

He was incapable of doing the job.

So who was running the country and making critical decisions?

Americans have a right to know.

— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) December 19, 2024

If Joe Biden was not mentally competent to stand trial, how is he mentally competent to sign pardons?

— Insurrection Barbie (@DefiyantlyFree) December 19, 2024

White House aides hid Biden’s apparent mental decline from Day 1 of his presidency, explosive report reveals

By Diana Glebova, NY post, Dec. 19, 2024:

White House aides covered up President Biden’s apparent mental decline from Day 1 of his presidency, shielding the aging commander-in-chief from the public and even rearranging his schedule after scatterbrained performances, an explosive report revealed Thursday.

The lack of access to the nation’s oldest-ever president has been well known in Washington — with Biden hosting the fewest large press conferences in modern history and frequently descending into gaffes at the podium when he appeared — but how much the White House made up for the haziness had until now been hidden, according to aides, Democratic lawmakers and donors who spoke with the Wall Street Journal.

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Presidential staff formed a tight shell around Biden, 82, right after he took office amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with staff immediately limiting his in-person interactions in January 2021.

Biden’s meetings were rescheduled due to “bad days” in the early months of his presidency, the Wall Street Journal reported.

But staffers also began making adjustments to daily plans when the president appeared tired or kept stumbling on the world stage — both figuratively and literally.

By spring 2021, meetings were being rescheduled to accommodate for his “good days and bad days.”

According to the Journal, a national security official told an aide at the time: “He has good days and bad days, and today was a bad day so we’re going to address this tomorrow.”
But staffers also began making adjustments to daily plans when the president appeared tired or kept making mistakes on the world stage.

Meetings were often scheduled for later in the day — a fact first disclosed after Biden’s debate flop against President-elect Donald Trump, when staff admitted the then-Democratic nominee had difficulty functioning outside a six-hour window that closed around 4 p.m. daily.

Once inside the room with the president, officials were instructed to make their briefings short and to the point. Private discussions with even some of his top cabinet picks, including Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, grew more infrequent.

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One cabinet official eventually stopped reaching out to schedule talks with the commander in chief after having been repeatedly rebuffed, an ex-aide revealed.

Once inside the room with the president, officials were instructed to make their briefings short and to the point.

The White House also hired a voice coach, Hollywood mogul and campaign co-chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg, to try to improve his faint, raspy tone.

Other staffers removed negative reports from Biden’s stack of news for the day, misleading him about the public’s opinion of his job performance — which reached a 70-year low in 2024.

Deputy press secretary Andrew Bates disputed the characterization of his boss.

“President Biden speaks with members of his cabinet daily, and with most members multiple times a week, staying close with them about implementation of key laws and strengthening our national security,” Bates said in a statement.

“President Biden leads a modern administration. Cabinet meetings are an important tradition, but the contemporary work environment means they can be fewer and far between.”

But the signs had been there throughout his term in the Oval Office: He frequently relied on notecards, was spotted having large directions printed for him, often mixed up the names of foreign dignitaries or other facts and gaffed when he went off-script or ignored his teleprompter.

The president’s sit-down with special counsel Robert Hur over what was later deemed his “willful” retention of classified documents also tested his mental stamina.

Biden was the one who reportedly pushed for the Hur interview, per the WSJ, and staffers backed the decision in hopes of showing that Biden was more cooperative than Trump, then his opponent in the 2024 presidential race.

But the interview prep quickly turned into a headache. Preparation sessions took three hours a day and Biden would forget his “lines” and fluctuate in his energy levels, according to the outlet. A transcript posted after the grueling, two-day affair in October 2023 revealed he forgot the year his son Beau Biden died of brain cancer.

A Bidenworld source dismissed the president’s hazy recall, telling The Post, “Every person who has ever prepared for a legal interview has forgotten some of the prep.”

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