Investigation Must Continue

Biden’s cancer announcement came after an extraordinary six weeks in which mounting evidence indicated that he was mentally impaired during his presidency. The level of the impairment was hidden from the public. 

Now, there are serious questions about whether Biden, in any way that mattered, was leading the country. And if he wasn’t really president, who or what group of individuals was exercising presidential power?   

The investigation about these questions should not be dropped simply because the former president is dealing with a serious health challenge. 

The investigation that must happen and the accountability that must follow have less to do with Joe Biden than they do with the conspirators who were deceiving the American people. Those conspirators are still in public life and could likely serve in a future government. This is unacceptable. Deception at this level must be exposed.  

Left-wing activist Van Jones, who worked with Biden during the Obama administration, said yesterday:

“I was shocked to see his condition [at the June 2024 debate], and so was the world. And that wasn’t the first time he was in that condition. The book makes it very, very clear there are people who knew and said nothing, and that is a crime against this republic. I think the Democrats are going to pay for a long time for being a part of what is now being revealed to be a massive cover-up.”

Let’s recap what we now know. Multiple books written by journalists who are known as liberal Democrats all point to the same thing: Biden’s physical limitations were obvious for everyone to see. But his mental limitations were hidden and far more severe than the public was being told. 

Biden often did not recognize key staff members. He reportedly called Jake Sullivan, his national security adviser, by the wrong name. By the way, Sullivan himself is believed to be one of the co-conspirators in this cover-up of Biden’s decline.

He was also involved in promoting the “Russian collusion” lie against President Trump in 2016. Sullivan handled sensitive foreign policy issues involving war and peace.