Biden Says “Watch Me” To See If He’s Mentally Fit. We’re Watching And It’s A Train Wreck.

During a blatant propaganda interview with government-funded media organization PBS, Judy Woodruff points out that “Democrats…are saying, ‘we wonder about his age.'” It is interesting that she phrases it like that, in light of the recent shift by major Democrats away from supporting Biden. She didn’t try to throw it on his political opponents, but on his political allies, who are apparently worried about his age. Really, aging out just sounds better than admitting he’s been an abject failure and an embarrassment. She asked whether his age concerns him at all and his response does not inspire confidence. He says, “Watch me. That’s all I can say.”

Oh, honey. We’ve all been watching you and it’s like a train wreck that we just can’t stop watching even though it’s horrible. He’s such a disaster. This is probably the worst advice he could give to the American people. Once they see it, they can’t stop seeing it. Eventually, observers can’t deny the mental incapacity and they have to admit that the man who currently thinks he’s President of the United States has no idea what’s going on and is incapable of making any real decisions. He’s an easily controlled puppet and nothing more.

Then he goes on to say, “I would be completely, thoroughly honest with the American people if I thought there was a health problem – anything that would keep me from being able to do the job.” Again, honey, we’ve been watching you and doubt you’re mentally competent to even recognize if there was a health problem, much less be allowed to talk about it. Last night he didn’t know Tyre Nichols’ name and he didn’t know Chuck Schumer is the majority leader, and that’s just two of the many mental lapses from the State of the Union speech he supposedly helped write. He doesn’t know where or how his son died, and he can barely find his way off a stage. And yet here he is trying to convince you that he’s totally healthy and he’d be totally honest with you if he wasn’t. Right.