Staff Reports
Heather Hamilton, Trending News Editor at the Washington Examiner, reports on the pattern of gaffes made by President Joe Biden. Hamilton refers to a recent comment made by Biden where he claimed to have found the cure for cancer. She sarcastically suggests that if Biden is so great at finding cures, maybe he should find a cure for dementia next, which seems more relevant to the current White House.
Hamilton questions at what point Biden’s pattern of gaffes becomes a problem. She points out that after Biden’s cancer comments, the White House had to backtrack and clarify that he didn’t actually mean they had already cured cancer, but rather that they might cure it in the future. Hamilton argues that the White House is attempting to rewrite history and downplay Biden’s history of gaffes, but the public is aware of the issue.
McGhee White suggests Biden find cure for dementia after ‘cancer cure’ gaffe https://t.co/F744waj0fV
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) July 27, 2023
Despite concerns over Biden’s age and his potential reelection bid in 2024, Hamilton believes he will still be the Democratic nominee. She suggests that the Democratic Party can’t afford not to run him, even though he is 80 years old.
From a conservative perspective, this article highlights Biden’s tendency to make gaffes and raises concerns about his mental fitness. Hamilton uses humor and sarcasm to criticize Biden’s comments and the White House’s attempts to spin them. The article reflects a conservative opinion that Biden’s gaffes are a significant problem and that his age should be a cause for concern.
