Staff Reports
President Joe Biden is once again making headlines, but this time it’s not for his policy decisions, but rather for his apparent love affair with sleep. According to reports from the Wall Street Journal, Biden has been prioritizing his shut-eye since as far back as 2022, with a strict schedule that includes napping during debate prep and avoiding late-night events.
While most of us are burning the midnight oil, Biden’s day doesn’t start before 11:00 a.m., with naps peppered throughout his debate preparations. And if you were hoping for a late-night rendezvous with the President, think again – Biden reportedly calls it a night by 8:00 p.m., leaving Secretary of State Antony Blinken to fill in the gaps at evening events.
But it’s not just his bedtime routine that’s raising eyebrows. Biden’s alleged struggles with staying upright, evident in his numerous falls and stumbles, have some questioning his fitness to lead. With a laundry list of health issues including atrial fibrillation and peripheral neuropathy, it’s no wonder the White House is reportedly micromanaging his schedule and interactions with the press.
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Report: Joe Xiden Skipped 2022 Meeting with German Chancellor to Sleep, Sent Antony Blinken in His Stead https://t.co/YVVo8MisMO via @BreitbartNews— 🇺🇸⭐️OUR-VOICES⭐️🇺🇸 (@iswho) July 9, 2024
Despite his team’s best efforts to shield him from scrutiny, the cracks in Biden’s facade are starting to show. A recent CBS News/YouGov poll found that a whopping 72% of registered voters doubt Biden’s mental and cognitive capabilities to serve as President, a sentiment that seems to be growing after each public mishap.
Whether it’s his carefully choreographed walks to Marine One or his preference for custom-made sports shoes to aid his mobility, it’s becoming increasingly clear that Biden’s presidency is being propped up by a team of handlers determined to keep his frailties hidden from the public eye. As the old adage goes, the truth will always come to light, even if it takes a few stumbles along the way.
