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White House: Biden’s Travel Schedule is ‘Aggressive’; Here’s His Actual Agenda

Is Joe⁤ Biden Fit to Serve as President?

It’s becoming​ increasingly clear⁤ that⁢ Joe Biden, 81, ⁤is not mentally fit to serve as president. Despite this, his handlers in the White House are desperately trying to convince the public that‍ everything is fine.

“President Biden is crisscrossing the​ country at ⁣a rate that often exceeds ‌his predecessors’ travel schedules, talking to the American people‍ about their lives and the issues‍ that matter most⁢ to them,” deputy press secretary Andrew Bates told Politico in response to ​Democratic criticism ​of the president’s light public schedule and⁤ aversion to press conferences. It’s ‍all ⁢part of an “aggressive, modern,‍ all-of-the-above ​communities and digital‌ strategy,” Bates said.

CNN‌ truth‌ expert Daniel Dale did not return‌ an email inquiry about whether or not he was planning to ⁢fact-check this claim,⁣ so the Washington⁢ Free Beacon decided to look into ⁢it.

Biden’s Travel and Vacation Schedule

Biden has made 363 trips outside of Washington, D.C., between 2021 and ​2023, according to an analysis of presidential⁤ travel. Roughly ‍one-quarter (91) of Biden’s trips were to ‍Delaware, where‍ he owns a 6,850-square-foot mansion in Wilmington and a beach⁢ house in Rehoboth, the site ‍of his infamous‌ bicycle crash. He has spent 279 days at one of those properties, plus an additional 42 days on vacation ⁢in‍ other parts of the ‍country, for a total of 321⁤ days,⁤ which ‍amounts to ​nearly one-third​ of his presidency.

According‌ to our analysis, Biden’s travel and vacation schedule during his first three years in ⁢office was ​similar⁢ to‍ that of ⁣former president ‍Donald ⁢Trump, who was ridiculed‌ for frequently ‌visiting​ his properties in Florida, New⁣ Jersey, and Virginia. Trump made 391 ‌trips outside the ‌capital in ‌his first three years in office; ‍roughly one-quarter of those (110 ⁢trips) were⁢ to properties he owned. He‌ spent a ⁣total of 277 days, or roughly⁤ one-quarter of his presidency, at Trump-owned properties and didn’t vacation elsewhere.

The Free Beacon analysis was⁣ based on publicly ​available White House pool​ reports and excluded trips to ‌the presidential ‍retreat at Camp David. The number‌ of days​ was ⁣calculated⁤ using ‍both full and partial days spent outside ⁣of ‍Washington or en route to ⁣a⁤ different location.

Our results⁢ were ​in line with those of a‌ May 2023 analysis ⁤by the Washington Post‘s Philip Bump, ‍which​ found that​ “Biden has ⁤spent all or⁣ part of 256 days⁤ of his presidency ⁢either ⁣on vacation or at one of ‍his homes in‍ Delaware,” compared with the 250 days Trump⁢ stayed at his properties ‍during the same ‌period ‌in his presidency. Between June and December of​ last year, Biden​ spent a whopping 65 days at home or on vacation in Lake Tahoe, ‌Nantucket, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Bump tried to argue there was an “obvious, important difference between the two situations” because Trump’s properties​ were places where ​the former president “would be interacting with⁤ customers for his private business.” The journalist ‌asserted that ⁣the​ guests Biden hosted at his Delaware properties were “generally members of ‍his family,” but there is no evidence to support⁣ this claim because the White​ House doesn’t keep visitor logs for ‍the properties. At the ​very least,‍ Bump conceded ‍it ​wasn’t “ideal” that when Biden doesn’t‌ vacation in Delaware, he typically stays in a fancy house owned ⁢by one of his billionaire donors.

Biden’s Embarrassing ⁤Gaffes

Perhaps‍ the most absurd part ‍of the Biden⁢ spokesman’s⁣ comments to Politico was his insistence that the president has been​ traveling the country⁢ to​ talk “to the American people ⁤about their lives and ​the issues that matter most to them.” In reality, Biden’s travels have nearly always been ​marred‍ by humiliating ⁤gaffes. His⁤ trip to the G7 Summit in 2021 was a ⁤ disaster. ⁢He ⁤snapped at reporters, embarrassed the British prime minister, and repeatedly ⁣mixed up the names of ⁤Middle Eastern ​countries.

Things have only gotten ‌worse since then, even after the ⁣White House started forcing Biden to ⁢use the short stairs on‍ Air Force One ​to minimize the risk of a ⁣potentially fatal fall. During a trip to Vietnam in September 2023, ‌White House press secretary ​Karine Jean-Pierre interrupted Biden’s rambling remarks ⁤about⁢ China because, in the president’s words, ⁤it ‍was time to “go to bed.”

When he does travel the country, Biden finds ⁤comfort in ⁤ice‌ cream shops, ⁤where he has ​no trouble answering questions from ⁣reporters ⁢about his favorite flavor. Otherwise ⁢his brain ⁣tends to ⁢malfunction. During a stop in Pennsylvania earlier this year, Biden told ‌ a group of coffee shop employees that he ‍works “for the government ⁣in ⁢the Senate,” where he hasn’t served since 2009.

The Concerns of the American People

Even the president’s trips to Delaware ⁣have been‍ plagued by episodes of cognitive decline. In addition to his bicycle accident, Biden infuriated Americans by vacationing on⁣ the beach as ⁤a deadly ⁣wildfire killed hundreds in Hawaii. When he finally ‌visited ⁢the ⁤islands to survey the damage, Biden insulted the grieving ‍residents by ‍ comparing the devastation to‍ the time ⁢he “almost lost” ⁣his 1967 Corvette ‌when his house briefly caught fire.

The American people ‍have noticed that Biden, wherever he happens to be at a given time, is ⁣not ⁣well and‌ getting worse by the day. Just ⁤28 percent of Americans said Biden has “the⁤ mental sharpness ​it takes to effectively serve​ as president,” according to an ABC News poll released last‌ month. ‌This week​ Biden ⁣ struggled to remember the ‌name of the terrorist ‍group Hamas and claimed to have ‍recently met with François Mitterrand, the former president of⁤ France who died in 1996.

Rather than trying⁢ to convince voters that Biden is ‍something he’s not—young, spry, aware ⁤of ⁤his surroundings and the current date or⁢ the fact that he’s‌ the president—White House officials should ​probably just accept⁤ reality and lock him ⁤in the basement where he belongs.

What risks does​ a mentally unfit president like Biden pose⁢ to the country in terms of‍ decision-making and potential consequences

‍ At he “works for⁣ the government in the Senate.” This ​is a clear sign of mental incompetence and a lack of understanding of his current role as president.

Biden’s ⁣embarrassing gaffes ⁣continue to pile⁢ up. During a press conference‍ in October 2023, he referred to his vice president, Kamala Harris, ⁤as “President Harris.” This slip of the⁢ tongue not only shows his ​cognitive decline but also raises concerns about his ability ⁣to ⁢lead effectively.

Furthermore, Biden ​often struggles to string together coherent sentences and frequently loses ⁣his train of thought. ​This was evident during a⁢ recent interview with ⁢ABC⁣ News, where he struggled ⁣to⁣ answer simple questions and rambled incoherently. It’s clear that his mental⁢ faculties are deteriorating, and it’s unfair to‌ the American people to‍ have a president who ‍is not mentally fit to lead.

The Importance of Mental Fitness

Mental fitness is⁤ a crucial⁤ aspect of any ⁤leadership ​position, especially the presidency. The president is responsible for making important decisions that⁤ impact the lives of millions of people. They must be able to think critically, communicate effectively, and retain information. Unfortunately, Biden’s cognitive decline​ raises serious ⁢doubts about his ability to fulfill these ​requirements.

A mentally unfit president poses a significant risk to the country. They are susceptible to manipulation and may make rash or ill-informed decisions that have‍ far-reaching consequences. The American people deserve a president who is clear-headed and capable of fulfilling their duties without compromise.

The Role of Biden’s Handlers

One disturbing aspect of Biden’s presidency is the role ​that his handlers play in managing ‌his ⁢public appearances. It’s evident that they​ are working‌ overtime to shield him from⁤ potential embarrassment and maintain the illusion that he is fit ⁢for office. This raises concerns about who is really making important decisions on ‌behalf of the president and whether they have the best interests of the country in mind.

Biden’s handlers may argue that they are simply protecting the president, but their actions undermine‌ transparency and accountability. The American people have a right to know the true state ⁤of‌ the president’s mental ‌health and to hold him accountable for his ‌actions. By shielding Biden from public scrutiny, his handlers are denying⁢ the people their right to an open and honest government.

The Need for Transparency

Given the mounting evidence of Biden’s cognitive decline, it is imperative⁤ that there is greater transparency regarding the president’s fitness to serve. The American people deserve to know the truth‍ about their leader’s mental health and whether he is capable of fulfilling his duties.

Medical professionals should conduct a thorough assessment‍ of Biden’s mental capabilities⁤ to determine if he is fit to serve as president. This assessment should ⁣be independent and unbiased, ensuring that the results are reliable and accurate. The findings should be made public to allow ​the ⁢American people to​ make informed decisions about their leadership.

Conclusion

It is clear that Joe Biden ‍is not mentally fit to⁢ serve as president. His embarrassing ​gaffes, cognitive decline, and ⁤reliance on handlers all point to a leader whose​ mental faculties are deteriorating. The American‍ people​ deserve a president‌ who is capable, clear-headed, and able to fulfill the demands⁣ of the office without compromise. It is crucial that there is greater transparency ‌regarding ⁤Biden’s mental health to ensure that the country is ⁣being led by‌ someone who is fit for the job.



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