The Biden’s Press Room Erupts in Shouting and Disorder

The Biden’s Press Room Erupts in Shouting and Disorder

The White House is having a harder and harder time maintaining the appearance that everything is well with President Joe Biden. This week, he made another embarrassing mistake. The situation was very unpleasant in this regard. Yikes. Biden was remiss in failing to recall that Representative Walorski was killed in a sad vehicle accident in August of last year.

Even the mainstream media had something to say about this after it happened. When asked about Joe Biden’s mental health in the past, the press secretary at the White House, Jean-Pierre, was able to deflect queries with ease. Jean-Pierre dismissed the remark as insignificant, but inquiries concerning Joe Biden’s health came from a variety of sources.

Everything went downhill after she attacked a reporter by claiming that he was acting in an extremely nasty manner. After that, all hell broke loose. It would appear that KJP had a difficult time attempting to explain why Biden did not remember that Representative Walorski had passed away over the summer. Her attempts to explain away his error simply served to heighten my concerns about the state of his mental health. It would appear that the individual is intending to pay a visit to Walorski’s family in the coming days.

So it begs the question, why on earth would he continue to talk about her as if she were still alive? Perhaps it’s because the man, who is 79 years old, is gradually losing his memory along with the rest of his faculties. The response given by Jean-Pierre was in no way appropriate. Concerned citizens in the United States have been pressing for information regarding Joe Biden’s mental health for many years.

However, his administration is not even acknowledging the issues that have been raised. We’re just meant to keep our mouths shut and act like nothing’s wrong, right? Even the mainstream media is raising eyebrows. It’s possible that Biden won’t be able to conceal this issue for much longer.