38 Republican lawmakers write to Biden
AGAIN to urge him to take a cognitive
test: GOP says 'something isn't right'
and Americans deserve to have 'absolute
confidence' in the President
Posted By: Ribicon, 2/9/2022 2:45:32 PM
More than three dozen House Republicans are demanding that President Joe Biden submits to a cognitive test and outlined their concerns about his fitness for office in a searing letter sent on Wednesday. Thirty-seven GOP lawmakers signed onto the letter, written by former White House physician Rep. Ronny Jackson. 'The American people should have absolute confidence in their President. They deserve to know that he or she can perform the duties of Head of State and Commander-in-Chief,' the letter, obtained by Fox, states.(Snip)It comes after recent polling showed a growing number of Americans having doubts about Biden's mental fitness.
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Clown America has the puppet president it deserves, not that we have any say in the matter. The people have full confidence that what his handlers want done will get done, while their friends the Republicans raise the occasional mild objection.