Book By Archliberal Franklin Foer: Biden Privately Confesses to Being "Tired" Due to His Advanced Age

No joke really?

You don't say. You just don't say.

President Biden, in private, "would occasionally admit that he felt tired," during his first two years as commander in chief, according to a forthcoming book.

The 80-year-old president's "advanced years" have been a "hindrance," stripping him of his vigor and leaving him unable to quickly recall peoples names, Franklin Foer writes in "The Last Politician," according to an excerpt published by The Guardian Tuesday.

"It was striking that he took so few morning meetings or presided over so few public events before 10 a.m.," Foer says in the book due out on Sept. 5.

"His public persona reflected physical decline and time's dulling of mental faculties that no pill or exercise regime can resist.

"In private, he would occasionally admit that he felt tired," the bombshell book claims.

Biden, the oldest president in US history, has been plagued by questions related to his mental acuity amid a re-election campaign that, if successful, will entrench him in the Oval Office until he is 86.

Frederick Foer was the editor of New Republic when they published those "Iraq War Diaries" by Scott "mindthoughts and soulpatterns" Beauchamp. He also vigorously pushed the Russiagate hoax. I think he was the one who pushed the "Alfa bank" hoax.

So as I said, he's an archliberal Democrat hack.

Here comes the inevitable mitigating spin:

Foer argues that some of the president's gaffes are not the result of his advanced age, but because of "indiscipline and indecision" seen throughout his nearly 50-year-long career as a politician.

Nick Arama at RedState rounds up a couple of alarming recent Biden age-related incidents.

posted by Ace at 12:20 PM

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