US President Joe Biden’s health and mental acuity continue to focus on American politics. The 81-year-old Biden hasn’t fared well, especially since his CNN debate with Donald Trump, with increasingly persistent questions being asked about the stability of his nomination as the Democratic nominee for the upcoming presidential election.
On Monday, the White House attempted to quell speculation about the president’s health with a report from his neurologist. For example, he won’t be treated for Parkinson’s like Monday The New York Times recommended.
Two key Democrats announced Monday that they would endorse Biden for the Democratic nomination. Earlier, other Democrats called on the president to drop out of the race, including the top Democrat in the House of Representatives, Adam Smith, on Monday. Biden remains committed to his candidacy, he reiterated in a letter on Monday.
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Ilhan Omar, who represents the state of Minnesota in the House, was remarkably positive about Biden. “He’s the best president of my lifetime, and we stand behind him.” Omar has previously criticized Biden and his policies, including US support for Israel’s war in Gaza. Well-known Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has indicated she supports Biden’s nomination. “He’s the nominee.” Ocasio-Cortez, of New York state, says she is still “focused” on making sure Biden wins in November.
Donald Trump was in it Interview with Fox News He retreated significantly by his standards on the issue. The former president estimates that Biden will continue as usual. “He has an ego and he doesn’t want to stop.” Trump, who also easily won his party’s nomination, never misses an opportunity to poke fun at Biden’s deteriorating condition. For example, in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election, he used ridiculous nicknames. Sleepy Joe And Slow down Joe For Biden.
