White House aides defend President Biden amid concerns over mental & physical stamina

An investigation report has revealed that staff at the White House worked tirelessly to shield President Joe Biden from public scrutiny since he assumed office on January 20, 2021 An explosive investigation by The Wall Street Journal has revealed that White House aides have worked tirelessly to shield President Joe Biden from public scrutiny. These adjustments reflect a pattern that emerged early in Biden’s presidency, as aides sought to accommodate his “good days and bad days.” From the moment Biden, now 82, assumed office in January 2021, staffers reportedly formed a protective barrier around the aging commander-in-chief. One national security official, speaking to an aide in 2021, remarked: “He has good days and bad days, and today was a bad day, so we’re going to address this tomorrow.” Struggles with public appearances As Biden’s public appearances continued, his reliance on notecards and struggles with off-script moments became increasingly apparent. Legal interview raises red flags Concerns over Biden’s mental sharpness reached a peak during his preparation for a legal interview with special counsel Robert Hur regarding the mishandling of classified documents.