The candidacy of the outgoing president continues to raise concerns among Democrats. After a disastrous debate with Donald Trump, calls are being made for transparency about his fitness for office. House Representative Mike Quigley and Senator Sheldon Whitehouse have both expressed their worries about the president’s performance, highlighting the need for clarity from the administration.
Since the debate, the president has avoided live interviews or press conferences, fueling speculation about his condition. When a journalist asked if he was considering withdrawing from the race, he left without responding. The president’s inner circle, including advisers like Ron Klain and his wife Jill Biden, is also under scrutiny for their handling of the situation. There are growing calls among Democrats for the campaign team to address concerns and reality.
Recent reports have suggested that the president’s functionality is limited to certain hours of the day and that he relies on written notes to avoid missteps. His physical and oral abilities have noticeably declined since taking office, leading to criticism and concern. Despite denials from the White House, questions about the president’s acuity persist. Limited public appearances and interactions with the press only add to doubts about his ability to handle the demands of the presidency.
During a recent trip to France, there were further concerns raised about his ability to handle foreign affairs when he was isolated in his hotel without any public engagements. As election day approaches, there is mounting pressure on
