The power-first reveal initially exploded on an Atlanta stage when in real time the country witnessed our commander-in-chief confirm through his cognitively impaired performance that he is not running our country and that a vote for Joe Biden will be tallied for some unnamed other.
All the talk about supposedly "Saving democracy" means nothing: Joe Biden's backers care not a whit about voters beyond whether they can manipulate the American people enough to retain power.
For years, the evidence of President Biden's serious cognitive decline was minimized and those raising questions ostracized.
Friday provided a hint with former President Barack Obama publicly defending his former vice president, by framing Joe Biden's senility as merely a "Bad debate." The Clintons likewise both pledged their backing of the current president.
Key cabinet members, such as Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, also affirmed their support for Biden following Thursday's fiasco, telling Fox News Digital they stood by their recent comments concerning the president's supposed command of his faculties.
Merrick Garland's actions spoke the loudest of all, with the attorney general remaining firm in his refusal to provide the House the audio tape of Special Counsel Robert Hur's interview of Joe Biden - an interview that led the special counsel to conclude no charges should be brought against the president because he would "Likely present himself to a jury, as he did during our interview of him, as a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory."
From his lie that the Border Patrol union endorsed him - something fact-checked in real time by the union itself on X - to Biden's fabrications about inflation and military deaths, to his continued lie that Trump had called Nazi's very fine people, framing Biden as honest fares no better than portraying the president as of sound mind.
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