Staff Reports
In a recent interview on Bill Maher's "Random Club" podcast, former ESPN host Sage Steele shared her personal experience from her 2021 interview with President Joe Biden. She expressed concerns about what she perceived as cognitive decline in the president. Steele noted instances during the interview where Biden appeared confused, had difficulty completing sentences, and occasionally lost track of the conversation, which she believes reflects his current performance as he ages.
One notable incident from the interview was when Biden asked, "What is this for?" and struggled to remember Steele's name. Steele found it disheartening to witness a president who seemed to forget who he was talking to and what he was doing.
Steele also mentioned her belief that Biden's campaign strategy during the election cycle, which included spending time in his basement, might have been an attempt to avoid public speaking engagements where his communication skills might have been more evident. She raised concerns about his ability to communicate effectively, which she sees as a question about his fitness for office.
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Steele contrasted her lack of support for Biden with her admission that she voted for former President Trump based on his policies and promises to improve national security and the economy. She emphasized the differences between the two presidents, with Trump having a clear vision for the country and implementing policies he deemed beneficial.
The article also cited poll results, such as a Pew Research study showing a 37 percent approval rating for Biden's job performance and a Yahoo/YouGov poll indicating that a significant portion of Americans, including Democrats, believe Biden is not fit for another term in office due to cognitive concerns.
The article concludes by suggesting that it is essential for the country to acknowledge what some perceive as Biden's cognitive decline and its potential impact on his leadership ability. It calls on the Democratic Party to prioritize the well-being of the nation over political agendas and make necessary changes for the betterment of the United States.
It's important to note that assessments of a president's cognitive abilities and fitness for office can be subjective and politically charged, and opinions on this matter vary widely among the public and experts.
