Neuroscientist Tells NY Times: Biden’s Memory Lapse is Just a Tiny Blip

Anyone believing that the Democrats should dump Biden before the election should be aware of how many stories about interference in our demented president are published by the mainstream media.

The Democrats’ flying monkeys operate in an environment devoid of any truth. The Democrats have no problem claiming that it is the people’s eyes, not theirs, who are lying.

I predicted that the media would ramp up their efforts as the year 2024 approached. They have been hard at work since New Year’s Day.

The New York Times – the official publication of the Democratic National Committee – enlisted a neuroscientist to help convince the American public that Joe Biden’s brain not being the useless pile of bird seeds that he had led us to believe.

The OpEd starts with the author saying that he knows he has been hired to support a senile and utterly demented chief executive officer of the United States.

The New York Times:

It is normal for people to forget things as they age. However, age alone doesn’t indicate a memory problem that will affect someone’s ability to perform in a demanding job. The impact of a memory lapse depends on the reason it occurred.

Inadvertently mixing up two names of leaders would fall into the first category. Forgetting that you met Egypt’s President would be the second type of forgetting.

The prefrontal cortex changes as we age. This area is responsible for our daily memory of successes and failures. Also, we can’t detect mistakes as easily.

The purpose of these three paragraphs is to allow a Biden cheerleader to hire to claim Biden “forgets”, but not “Forgets”.

The guy in this video better hope that he does not have to be in sales.

My name retrieval speed is slower than Biden’s because I am younger.

Biden is well-known for his public appearances. We don’t need to be neuroscientists to know that he’s not just a man who can’t remember names.

Joe Biden was forced to run for president in 2019 by his abusive, older wife. There has been a noticeable mental decline since his Veep position in 2017.

The New York Times wrote a thousand words explaining why an 80-year-old cannot remember names and dates as accurately as he did in his 20s will not calm down anyone’s fear that his finger is on “Launch “.

Any Launch Button

In his conclusion, the Times author wanders away, making me wonder what was he doing to boost Biden’s reputation. He mentions celebrities Biden’s age such as Harrison Ford, Paul McCartney, Martin Scorsese, and Warren Buffett, who is 93 and still running Berkshire Hathaway. Although these celebrities are top-notch in their professions, he wouldn’t be surprised if they had more forgetfulness and memory loss than when they were younger.

Wow. Einstein! Thank you for your highly educated take.

He chose a group of older people who are still productive and working hard to prove that we shouldn’t criticize Biden. The reader is made to realize just how poor Biden is compared to Warren Buffett when they compare how he does.

This Times article wasn’t even a valiant effort; it was a fool’s errand.

“Come on man,” said the TV actor who played the President.