The Center for Disease Control's 10 Signs Our President May Be Unfit to for Office

Category: To the Point with Mick Rich To the Point with Mick Rich
Published: 06 October 2021 06 October 2021

Previously published in The American Thinker

It is tragic for the individual, family, and loved ones of an elderly person suffering from dementia or Alzheimer's. It is a disaster for our nation if it is our President. Is President Biden suffering from a disease that is robbing him of his cognitive abilities?

President Biden's longtime personal physician and now White House Physician, Dr. Kevin O'Connor has either not performed or not released the results of a cognitive test. President Biden's staff shield him from view and the media continues to protect the President from scrutiny. Since the media has not explored the cognitive abilities of the President, therefore, we will by comparing the CDC's "10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's" to President Biden's behavior.

• Memory loss that disrupts daily life such as dependency on notes. An Australian news organization reporting on President Biden's news conference regarding damage from Hurricane Ida ended up highlighting President Biden's utter dependency on prepared notes. Australian media unlike American media will inform their readers on Biden's concerning behavior.

* Challenges in planning or solving problems: The debacle of Afghanistan.

* Difficulty completing familiar tasks: Shore News network noted in a March 21, 2021, article that President Biden lost his way when walking towards Marine One and was needed to be steered back to his helicopter by Vice-President Harris and his aides.

* Confusion with time or places: The Independent Sentinel on February 29, 2020, noted Candidate Biden stated, "Right here in the state of North-South Carolina" at an event in South Carolina. Later confusing past and future by stating he looked forward to appointing the first African American Senator forgetting Senator Kamala Harris was the first.

* Trouble understanding visual images and spatial relations: No evidence of any change

* New problems with words in speaking or writing: On March 25, 2021, the British Sun's headline "Biden completely forgets what he's talking about and mumbles incoherently at camera in excruciating press conference." The article noted Biden ended the press conference by stating he was taking his final question then walked away in the middle of the final question. Our allies are certainly questioning President Biden's behavior.

* Misplacing things and losing the ability to retrace steps: At an April 29, 2021, outdoor rally in Duluth, Georgia President Biden ended his speech by announcing to the crowd, "I'm looking for my mask. I'm in trouble." Only to find his mask in his pocket. The question that begs to be asked is, who does the President think he is in trouble with over his mask?

* Decreased or poor judgment: Good ole Joe Biden was elected to the Presidency because he got along with almost everyone. Just months into his Presidency he needlessly humiliated French President Macron and all of France by publicly announcing that America and England would provide Australia with nuclear submarines undercutting our French ally.

* Withdrawal from work or social activities: President Biden spends almost every weekend alone with First Lady. Even MSNBC acknowledge how isolated President Biden appeared in the photograph taken in the Camp David conference room as the Afghan crisis unfolded.

* Changes in mood and personality. The United Kingdom's Independent News headline, "Biden faces backlash after snapping at CNN reporter: "You're in the wrong business". Joe forgets reporter's questions are not personal. It's just business.

 The CDC states, "People with one or more of these 10 warning signs should see a doctor to find the cause." President Biden exhibits at least 9 of the 10 CDC's warning signs of Alzheimer's disease which is very concerning, and he should seek medical attention. In reading articles of Biden's behavior and watching videos of President Biden it is apparent he is not in control of his own faculties, let alone the Federal Government.

If President Biden is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office. Why hasn't Congress acted in removing the President in accordance with Amendment XXV of the Constitution. It may be the Democrat leaders in the House and Senate know they need a weakened President to enact their legacy legislation and believe they can continue to control of the Federal Government with Biden as President. Republican leaders in the House and Senate may believe once they control both houses, they will have the power to approve the next Vice-President. All while our rivals across the globe take advantage of our weakened President and our allies plot a future without the United States.

America with a weakened leader reminds me of the instruction I received when parachuting. If you have a malfunction, you must decide how bad of a malfunction. If malfunction results in a broken leg or two, then ride it to the ground. Because if you go to the reserve and it malfunctioned, your life is over. We cannot survive a President Harris, House Speaker Pelosi, and Senate Leader Schumer leading our country. Can we all wait until the November 2022 elections?

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