President Joe Biden’s aggressive cancer diagnosis and evident mental decline have ignited a firestorm of controversy, raising serious questions about the transparency of the Biden family, the media, and Democratic operatives who allegedly helped cover up the president’s deteriorating health. Reports indicate that Biden’s cancer had progressed to a late stage before it was publicly acknowledged, leading many to question how long the president and his inner circle were aware of the condition.
President Donald Trump said this week that he was “surprised the public wasn’t notified a long time ago,” suggesting the cancer had advanced beyond what could reasonably have been missed during routine health evaluations. Critics argue that Biden, or at the very least his staff, would have known much earlier given the severity of the cancer, and accuse the administration of deliberately keeping the public in the dark.
Concerns about Biden’s mental state have also been mounting. Viral clips of Biden stumbling through speeches, appearing lost on stage, and struggling with basic questions have been circulating for years, but the situation reached a tipping point during a presidential debate with Trump last summer. That debate effectively ended Biden’s campaign, as even the mainstream media turned on him.
A report from Special Counsel Robert Hur described Biden as “an elderly man with a poor memory,” citing specific instances where Biden forgot the years he served as vice president, the year his son Beau died, and details of key events like the Afghanistan withdrawal. These revelations have fueled allegations of a coordinated effort to conceal Biden’s mental decline from the public.
House Oversight Chair James Comer has demanded transcribed interviews with Biden’s physician and senior aides, accusing them of obstructing previous investigations into Biden’s health. Comer warned that further obstruction would face swift and decisive action, emphasizing the American people’s right to transparency and accountability.
