Last week, Americans, by the tens of millions, were left in a state of stunned disbelief about President Joe Biden’s disastrous performance on the debate stage. Frankly, even many of us who have recognized his cognitive decline, because we have eyes and ears and functioning brains, didn’t expect what transpired.
But now more than 72 hours have passed. The shock and surprise has waned. Reality has to set in. And that reality is this: The man we all saw on stage last Thursday night — who was incapable of completing his own sentences — is the president of the United States, not just a nominee. Forget about the campaign for a moment. Ostensibly, this guy is the commander-in-chief of the military. He is the man who, in the middle of the night, needs to be ready to respond at a moment’s notice to the most crucial situations — such as a terrorist attack on American soil, or an invasion of Taiwan by the Chinese, or someone in California being misgendered.
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