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Pro-Trump PAC says Biden unfit to lead after memory issues revealed

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  • Source: Agencies
  • 9 Feb 2024 00:23
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Director of the MAGA Inc. organization Alex Pfeiffer expressed Thursday that “If you’re too senile to stand trial, then you’re too senile to be president. Joe Biden is unfit to lead this nation."

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    US President Joe Biden arrives at JFK Airport in New York on February 7, 2024. (AP)

MAGA Inc, a pro-Donald Trump political action organization, issued a statement saying that US President Joe Biden is unsuitable to govern the country.

Director of the MAGA Inc. organization Alex Pfeiffer expressed Thursday that “If you’re too senile to stand trial, then you’re too senile to be president. Joe Biden is unfit to lead this nation."

In the investigation into US President Joe Biden's handling of classified materials, Special Counsel Robert Hur concluded that Biden intentionally kept and shared classified information. However, a Justice Department report released on Thursday stated that Hur did not recommend criminal charges against him.

"Our investigation uncovered evidence that President Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidency when he was a private citizen," wrote Hur in the report, adding that there were no grounds for criminal charges in the case.

The results will probably limit Biden's capacity to criticize Donald Trump—Biden's likely rival in the presidential race in November—vehemently in light of the indictment accusing the former president of unlawfully retaining sensitive documents at his Florida residence, Mar-a-Lago.

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In an accompanying response, the White House expressed full agreement with Hur's decision not to pursue charges.

The report also revealed several instances of Biden experiencing lapses in memory about key points in his life and career.

This is a Banana Republic.

First 3 paragraphs of Robert Hur's report on Joe Biden "willfully retaining" classified documents, including classified military and foreign policy documents and national security sources and methods. pic.twitter.com/Sr91Pmx96K

— CannCon (@CannConActual) February 8, 2024

Biden forgot when his time as Vice President of the US began and concluded and could not recall "within several years" when his son Beau died.

If the case had gone to trial, Biden would have likely presented himself as a well-meaning, old guy with a weak memory, according to the article

According to CNN, Biden touted his cooperation with Hur's probe, contrasting it with his predecessor's handling of a similar investigation.

"I just believed that’s what I owed the American people so they could know no charges would be brought and the matter closed," Biden said.

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