First Lady Jill Biden defended her husband’s mental capacity in an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper, amid concerns about Joe Biden’s age and ability to serve as President. She pointed out his active schedule and recent travel to Poland and Ukraine as evidence of his fitness for office.
In response to questions about whether Joe Biden will run for re-election, Jill Biden said it was his decision and that they would support him whatever he chooses to do.
Meanwhile, the Republican National Committee has criticized Biden for spending 40% of his presidency on vacation, including a recent weekend in Delaware.
Former White House doctor and Texas Rep. Ronny Jackson has been openly critical of Biden’s mental health, calling him a “cancer” that needs to be removed.
Takeaways:
First Lady Jill Biden defended her husband’s mental capacity and pointed to his active schedule as evidence of his fitness for office. Jill Biden said it was Joe Biden’s decision whether to run for re-election, but they would support him in whatever he chooses to do.
The Republican National Committee has criticized Biden for spending 40% of his presidency on vacation. Former White House doctor and Texas Rep. Ronny Jackson has been openly critical of Biden’s mental health, calling him a “cancer” that needs to be removed.
Jackson has called for a cognitive assessment to prove that Biden is capable of doing his job.