Biden Confesses He Nearly Dozed Off During Trump Debate

In a startling admission during a private fundraiser, President Joe Biden revealed that he nearly fell asleep during his debate with former President Donald Trump. Biden, who spoke for only six minutes at the event, confessed to feeling so exhausted that he struggled to stay awake on stage.

• Biden attributed his fatigue to excessive travel before the debate, despite spending nearly two weeks in the U.S. prior, including a restful week at Camp David.

• His apology for the poor performance included the excuse of exhaustion, which he claimed was an explanation rather than a justification.

• Concerns about Biden’s cognitive abilities have been escalating, with reports of him appearing confused and losing the thread of conversations.

The president’s own admission starkly contrasts the image his administration tries to project. According to The New York Times, Biden’s inner circle has noticed his growing confusion and listlessness, incidents that are becoming more frequent and concerning. Viral videos from his European trips, including embarrassing moments at the D-Day anniversary and the G7 Summit, have only added to the worry.

Further raising eyebrows, the White House has shielded Biden’s physician, Kevin C. O’Connor, from media inquiries about Biden’s health. Despite speculations about dementia, the administration denies that Biden needs reevaluation for Parkinson's disease or that he has taken medication like Levodopa.

Adding to the controversy, NBC News reported that Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, a convicted felon and known drug addict, has been attending official White House meetings. This move has shocked many within the administration, further complicating the president's already tumultuous tenure.

As Biden's team tightens its control to prevent further public gaffes, the American people are left to question the fitness of their leader. The revelations about his near-sleep episode during a critical debate only fuel these concerns, highlighting the urgent need for transparency and accountability in the highest office.

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