Allowing Joe Biden to run is a heartless act towards America and himself

On a regular basis, it appears that the president of the United States gets lost during a photoshoot, attempts to shake hands with an invisible person, or struggles through another speech. Despite this, the public is expected to carry on as if everything is okay.

But it’s not okay.

He’s not okay.

This is not about Joe Biden’s history of losing his temper, his reported stutter, or his tendency to fabricate stories about his past. It’s about his aging and forgetful behavior that many can relate to in an elderly relative.

At the age of 81, the president is reportedly “the worst he has ever been” according to a diplomatic source at the recent G7 summit.

Last week, The Wall Street Journal highlighted instances of Biden’s declining performance behind closed doors, which are also visible in public appearances.

Despite claims that embarrassing videos of the president were edited to make him look bad, the reality of his condition cannot be denied. Biden’s confusion and strange behavior are evident in various public events and interactions.

While he may have moments of clarity during speeches or media appearances, his overall performance continues to raise concerns about his ability to fulfill the demands of his position.

Biden’s mental and physical decline is a legitimate campaign issue, especially considering the significant responsibilities of the presidency and the impact it has on millions of lives.

It is irresponsible for Biden, his handlers, and the Democratic Party to support his candidacy when he struggles to meet the basic demands of the job due to his age-related decline.

While there may be Democrats willing to take his place on the ticket, the reality of Biden’s decline cannot be ignored or dismissed.

Regardless of political opinions on other figures like Donald Trump, the evident decline in Biden’s mental acuity and physical state raises concerns about his ability to continue serving as president in the future.

It is unlikely that he will suddenly become more alert or sharp as time goes on, prompting voters to consider the implications of his condition for the coming years.