Biden’s cognitive decline continues to be swift and obvious: The situation is too concerning even to feel Schadenfreude

American Thinker ^ | 07/09/2021 | Andrea Widburg

[SeekAndFind]

More video emerged on Thursday showing that Joe Biden’s cognitive decline has neither slowed nor stopped. As I’ve mentioned before, I don’t feel sorry for him because his long history of corruption, nastiness, racism, and pervy behavior disqualifies him from getting my compassion. And while I’d like to feel Schadenfreude as to the Democrats – that is, I’d like to enjoy watching Democrats struggle with a mentally decompensating president – the fact that Biden is theoretically leader of the free world makes the situation too scary for Schadenfreude.

The latest evidence of Biden’s swift mental decomposition occurred when he appeared before the press to take questions about Afghanistan. This video is admittedly a compilation of select bad moments over a more extended time, but you’re seeing repeated examples of a man struggling to hunt down the elusive thoughts in his head so that he can verbalize them:

This was Biden’s press conference today. Is he okay? pic.twitter.com/w58YW9nBtZ — Ian Miles Cheong @ stillgray.substack.com (@stillgray) July 8, 2021

I don’t have to visit leftist websites to know the defense Democrats will offer to Biden’s stumbling speech and long pauses: Biden stuttered as a child. I’m sure that’s true. The part that Democrats leave out, though, is that Biden overcame his stuttering. We have hours of boring video footage covering decades, all showing Biden in his adult life speaking without stuttering. Even during the 2012 campaign, Biden was a smooth and fluent, if stupid and mean, speaker.

The fact that Biden is stuttering now shows that his brain’s controls and knowledge are regressing. Indeed, that’s one of the tragedies of dementia: All the skills and knowledge that a person attained throughout his life vanish. A person with advanced dementia has, in many ways, returned to early childhood, even infancy,

[jmacusa]

My sympathies to you both.

I went through this with my mother.

In her final days she didn’t know any of us. Seven kids and we were strangers to her.