Staff Reports
In a shocking new reveal, it has come to light that President Joe Biden isn’t just relying on cheat sheets in public to deal with reporters, but he’s also using them in private closed-door meetings. That’s right, folks, the man known for his fumbling and stumbling when speaking off the cuff is now being caught red-handed with notecards as a crutch even in private fundraisers with prescreened donors. This revelation has set off a wave of speculation about Biden’s age and his ability to handle the rigors of a presidential campaign.
Biden's Not Just Using His Cheat Sheets at Press Conferences https://t.co/z6dpEQgFsh
— Rick Wortman (@RickWortman72) February 23, 2024
Reported by Axios, Biden has been using notecards during closed-door fundraisers, where he calls on hand-picked donors and then consults his notes to give detailed responses. It’s causing quite the stir among some donors, who are understandably concerned about Biden’s reliance on a handwritten script to explain his own policies, especially when he knows what questions are coming his way. The fact that he needs scripted answers even in private settings has raised serious doubts about his ability to withstand the demands of a presidential campaign, let alone potential debates with someone like former President Trump.
The concerns about Biden’s age and mental acuity are not just limited to a few donors. In fact, an ABC News/Ipsos poll found that a staggering 86 percent of Americans believe Biden is simply “too old” to serve another four years in the White House. Even among Democrats, 73 percent feel that Biden is too old to continue as president. These numbers speak volumes about the public’s perception of the president’s ability to lead effectively.
Furthermore, the revelation about Biden’s reliance on notecards adds fuel to the fire that has been burning around his mental sharpness. Let’s not forget the recent bombshell report on the investigation into Biden’s mishandling of classified documents. In interviews, Biden struggled to remember basic facts, such as when he was vice president to Barack Obama and even when his own son, Beau, passed away. These slip-ups raise serious questions about Biden’s cognitive abilities when he isn’t being propped up by his team of handlers.
Despite the White House’s attempts to downplay these concerns, the evidence speaks for itself. President Biden’s increasingly obvious need for notecards and scripted answers, even in private settings, raises serious doubts about his fitness for the presidency. If his loyal donors are expressing worry about his ability to run a successful campaign and engage in debates, then it’s safe to say that the rest of the country should be feeling the same way. The notion that the leader of the free world needs cue cards to have a coherent conversation raises serious doubts about his fitness for the job.
