The American President is one of the most powerful people in the world. America and the world need him to be at the top of his game. Unfortunately, there are those who really don’t care about the condition of America and simply want to hold on to power. That’s where we have been for a few years now.
On Friday, The Gateway Pundit reported the following:
A Democratic Congressman and longtime ally of Joe Biden has revealed that the president no longer recognizes him.
Seth Moulton, who has represented Massachusetts’s 6th congressional district since 2015, says that he has known Biden for over a decade.
In a column for The Boston Globe in which he joined the chorus of Democrats calling on the 81-year-old to step aside, Moulton said Biden’s memory loss was part of a “deeper problem.”
He explained:
In the early days after my contentious 2014 primary race for the US House of Representatives, when the party establishment had lined up against me, I felt like an outcast even though I had won. Then-Vice President Joe Biden showed up. He held a big rally for my general election campaign in Lynn, and I have treasured him as a mentor and friend ever since.
Perhaps he saw a little of himself in a young upstart taking on an entrenched incumbent. That’s how he won his first race, too. The next year, after I had won the general election, he would invite me to breakfast at the vice president’s house and teach me about Congress. Sometimes he would pick up the phone to comment on a TV interview.
Every time we crossed paths and I caught his eye, he would break into that big, wide Joe Biden grin and say how glad he was to see me. It was like that just last Christmas at the White House Ball.
The Representative then shared his account of meeting President Biden during the D-Day celebration in Normandy:
More recently, I saw him in a small group at Normandy for the 80th anniversary of D-Day. For the first time, he didn’t seem to recognize me. Of course, that can happen as anyone ages, but as I watched the disastrous debate a few weeks ago, I have to admit that what I saw in Normandy was part of a deeper problem.
It was a crushing realization, and not because a person I care about had a rough night but because everything is riding on Biden’s ability to beat Donald Trump in November. America needs him to win and, like most Americans, I’m no longer confident that he can. The president should bow out of the race.
Remember, all of the comments you are hearing about President Biden bowing out of the race are orchestrated. If he leaves gracefully, it makes redistributing the campaign funds easier and calms down some of the civil war in the Democrat party. I can’t believe that President Biden will be the candidate, but stranger things have happened in politics.