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I'm now wondering how many more times I'll have to quote these posts:
Because your quotes are not true but we can call it cognitive decline. I think the unsteady gait part was proven when he fell walking up steps in front of the media. The rest of hos cognitive decline is on video for all to see.
I'll bet Dr. Jill Biden knows her husband suffers from cognitive decline.
There you go again with your cancel culture, trying to pretend "your real president" is he who should not be named.
Sorry you are so ashamed of trump. The right reacted the same way about Sarah Palin after it was obvious she was a can of nuts missing a few varieties.
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Clearly Biden does not have a balance issue. If he did he would not be able to ride a bike.
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but we can call it cognitive decline. I think the unsteady gait part was proven when he fell walking up steps in front of the media.
Breaking news: Even the healthiest people in the world trip over things sometimes. You've done it, I've done, everybody has done it. If you watch the video of Biden stumbling, you'll notice he was actually trying to walk up those stairs pretty fast - a fact which, in and of itself, indicates he is at least reasonably healthy. But in doing so he stumbled. Whoop-tee-do. As I said, everybody does that once in a while.
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He did have brain aneurysms when he was much younger. As he stated, they had to cut his skull open and repair his damaged brain. It seems as though those surgeons have much more work to do...
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Oh, so I've given you links to actual studies on the matter, but because you don't want them to be true, you simply declare them to not be true.
Breaking news: Even the healthiest people in the world trip over things sometimes. You've done it, I've done, everybody has done it. If you watch the video of Biden stumbling, you'll notice he was actually trying to walk up those stairs pretty fast - a fact which, in and of itself, indicates he is at least reasonably healthy. But in doing so he stumbled. Whoop-tee-do. As I said, everybody does that once in a while.
Sure, we've all tripped. But most healthy people don't trip 3 times in a row relearning how to use stairs... The fact that you defend Biden's inability to master stairs, after having totally and completely mocked the former president for walking down a ramp in an unsteady fashion... It really shows how partisan you are.
Oh, so I've given you links to actual studies on the matter, but because you don't want them to be true, you simply declare them to not be true.
Breaking news: Even the healthiest people in the world trip over things sometimes. You've done it, I've done, everybody has done it. If you watch the video of Biden stumbling, you'll notice he was actually trying to walk up those stairs pretty fast - a fact which, in and of itself, indicates he is at least reasonably healthy. But in doing so he stumbled. Whoop-tee-do. As I said, everybody does that once in a while.
Watch the videos, Biden clearly fits the definitions I posted.
Also, notice he is not just riding a bike, but later in the video he is actually taking one hand off the handlebars and waving or saluting people ... and he continues on the bike just fine.
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Melenia's high heels would be caught in the pedals, and don't even think of the Fat Orange One trying to ride a bike.
Great to see normal people doing normal things and a normal White House back. Both of them in great shape for their age, and wish them well. Looks like the Secret Service guys are enjoying the outing also.
He did have brain aneurysms when he was much younger. As he stated, they had to cut his skull open and repair his damaged brain. It seems as though those surgeons have much more work to do...
Sure, we've all tripped. But most healthy people don't trip 3 times in a row relearning how to use stairs... The fact that you defend Biden's inability to master stairs, after having totally and completely mocked the former president for walking down a ramp in an unsteady fashion... It really shows how partisan you are.
Watch the videos, Biden clearly fits the definitions I posted.
No he doesn't. His only problem is tripping and stumbling over words, which is part of his known speech impediment.
If it weren't for his speech impediment you BDS folks would have absolutely nothing on him.
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