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Biden’s Apparent Decline

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Biden’s Apparent Decline

Matt Gagnon discusses Jake Tapper’s upcoming book, criticizing the media’s hypocrisy and bias towards left-wing politicians like Joe Biden. Gagnon argues that the media’s distrust of right-wing sources led them to downplay Biden’s apparent decline, which became evident around 2022. He highlights anecdotes from Tapper’s book, such as Biden’s inability to recognize George Clooney, and the cover-up by Biden’s inner circle to obscure his cognitive decline. Gagnon emphasizes the importance of integrity and the need for accountability among political figures involved in the cover-up.

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