A former aide to President Biden admitted that his age was a known issue for the administration, yet they opted for misleading the public instead of addressing it openly. This approach has not only fueled distrust among voters but has also drawn criticism from journalists, exemplified by Jake Tapper's upcoming book addressing Biden's perceived decline. The article emphasizes the media's complicity in promoting these narratives while dismissing concerns about Biden's cognitive abilities as propaganda, highlighting the consequences of their actions on public perception.
Not remotely harsh enough, in fact: That the Bidenites, Dems in general and most of the press kept up the deception so long has earned them a lasting distrust - and owning up to the wrong is the necessary first step in recovering any credibility.
Yet in the same breath, he pushed back against calling this a 'coverup' as 'a little harsh.' This highlights the internal conflict over acknowledging their strategy of deception.
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