The Gaslights Are On: Cory Booker Continues to Embrace the ‘Joe Biden Is Doing Well’ Narrative

Senator Cory Booker from New Jersey recently defended President Joe Biden during an appearance on Stephen A. Smith’s podcast. This comes amid growing concerns about Biden’s mental state, especially as the 2024 presidential election approaches. Many former aides and media commentators have pointed out Biden’s decline during his time in office, raising questions about transparency.

During the podcast, Smith asked Booker why Democrats had not been more open about Biden’s challenges. Booker seemed taken aback by the question. He expressed disbelief that Biden’s mental status was an issue at all. He mentioned that he had spoken to Biden earlier that day and insisted the President sounded sharp and engaged during their conversation.

Booker emphasized that he had never witnessed any decline in Biden’s abilities. He recalled how Biden would often call him to discuss policy matters, asserting that he had never encountered a president quite like him. Despite Booker’s assurances, many are still questioning the Democratic Party’s handling of Biden’s situation.

In recent weeks, several books have been announced that will explore Biden’s decline, including insights from those who were close to him during his presidency. These publications may shed light on the concerns that many voters have about Biden’s fitness for office as the election draws nearer.

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