Opinion
Independent presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr. implores Jill Biden to intervene and force her husband Joe Biden to resign, describing the president as an “old man with a poor memory”.
Kennedy calls on Jill to make Biden resign
During Jesse Watters’ interview on Fox News, Kennedy expressed hope that someone in the Biden family would intervene to convince the president to resign.
“I think anyone can make a decision on that [Biden’s situation] as best I can,” Kennedy said. “I would hope that if he had the kind of cognitive problems that the special prosecutor indicated, and if I were in that position, that a member of my family or my staff would reach out to me and help me resign gently.”
When asked if Jill should be the one to do it, Kennedy replied, “Yes… I think she should,” before adding that if Biden wants to be re-elected, he must accept “unwritten discussions” in public and must have a debate with his challengers.
“[He needs to] tell us what he’s going to do about closing the border,” Kennedy continued. “Tell us…what he will do to restore the middle class, to end the…eternal wars around the world, to expose corporate capture and all these issues that are crucial to our country right now.”
“We need a president who is good, someone we all trust to take that phone call at 3 in the morning,” he concluded.
Watch Kennedy’s full comments on this in the video below.
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Damning report on Biden’s mental state
This comes after the release of a damning report by Special Counsel Robert Hur, which found that President Biden “intentionally retained and disclosed classified materials” – including classified documents related to national security and “sensitive intelligence sources and methods.” – in his home, garage and office for decades.
Hur ultimately decided that Biden will not be charged because he is an “old, well-intentioned man with a poor memory” and it would be difficult to convince a jury to convict someone so weak. Making this even more embarrassing for Biden is the fact that the report found that he “did not remember when he was vice president” or “when his son Beau died,” and showed “diminished abilities” and “significant limitations” during his interview with Biden. the special advisor.
Despite this, Jill is working overtime to try to make the public believe that her husband is stronger than ever. After Hur’s report was published, she defended her husband in a desperate letter to campaign donors.
“Joe is 81 years old, true, but he does more in an hour than most people do in a day. Joe has wisdom, empathy and vision,” he wrote, according to CNN. “He has fulfilled so many of his promises as President precisely because he has learned so much in these 81 years. His age, with his experience and expertise, is an incredible asset and he proves it every day.”
“Joe is the most resilient person I have ever met,” she added.
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Jill defends Biden’s “energy and vigor”: Americans don’t believe it
Last month, Jill somehow managed to keep a straight face while defending Biden’s “energy and vigor.”
“He can do it,” Jill said when asked about her husband’s health and a potential second term, according to the Daily Mail. “I see Joe every day. I see it out, you know, around this country. I see the vigor in him. I see his energy. I see his passion every single day.
Unfortunately for Jill, however, the vast majority of Americans don’t buy what she sells. ABC News reported that a recent poll found that 86% of Americans think Biden is too old to serve another term as president. Last week, the New York Post editorial board went so far as to accuse Jill of committing “elder abuse” by not forcing Biden to resign.
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