Health fears for 'confused' President
Biden, 79, after having anaesthetic for
a check-up and a colonoscopy
Posted By: Imright, 11/20/2021 10:32:21 PM
Fears were growing last night for the health of US President Joe Biden, who turned 79 yesterday.One source who previously worked in the White House said: ‘Everyone knew President Reagan was losing it by the time he came to the end of his term.'Reagan left office when he was 77. Biden is 79 and only in the first year.’(Photo) Increasingly looking weak and doddery, he is given to moments of confusion and prone to gaffes.Even his White House PR team can no longer cover up for his mishaps, such as nodding off during the COP26 conference, where he also broke wind in front of the Duchess of Cornwall.
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