Mental Review

Joe Biden's final defense:

Sanders-Townsend, who worked on Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign and for Kamala Harris before fleeing to MSNBC after the Democrat’s election disaster, somehow thinks that not being able to forge coherent sentences is a good sign of mental health. “I was very surprised when you asked the question about mental acuity he didn’t more forcefully push back. The question on the table is: Is the president all the way there? And the answer is: unequivocally yes!” Sanders-Townsend said. “Now, people can say that you feel as though President Biden might be a little too old to do the job. But he is doing the job, and his mental acuity is there.” “So I think that there’s a conflation of two things here. It’s his mental capacity and serving another four years as old as he is,” Sanders-Townsend continued. READ: Biden Gets Confused While Singing ‘Happy Birthday’ to Kid He Invited on Stage “But those are two separate things in my opinion. And look, these people, they have known Joe Biden their entire political lives. I know Joe Biden is like, ‘Can y’all just please defend me a little more?’” However, Politico’s Jonathan Martin retorted, highlighting that Biden’s behaviour has not inspired even those who might be inclined to continue running defence for him. “Well, it’s not worth defending him, though, because at every turn the last year and a half, he has taken the path of the most indulgent turn for himself out than the good of the party by running again, by pardoning his son, and now, frankly, by some of these choices for the Medal of Freedom, going to Rome for one last trip,” Martin said.

He's still too old...