ON THE HOT SEAT: Schumer Dodges Accountability On Biden�s Mental State, Deflects Tough Questions

President Joe Biden, joined by Senate Chuck Schumer, July 14, 2021. (Photo: Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz)

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer found himself in the hot seat during a Sunday interview on NBC�s Meet the Press, where he faced pointed questions about his previous assurances regarding President Joe Biden�s mental fitness. Despite mounting public skepticism, Schumer grew visibly defensive when pressed on whether top Democrats misled Americans about Biden�s cognitive state.

Moderator Kristen Welker directly confronted Schumer by airing a February clip in which he enthusiastically vouched for Biden�s mental sharpness, dismissing concerns as �Right-wing propaganda.� When asked if Democrats misled the public, Schumer�s response was an evasive cascade of praise for Biden�s legislative achievements, sidestepping the core issue.

�We didn�t!� Schumer insisted, pivoting to unrelated talking points about judicial appointments and legislative milestones. His refusal to directly address concerns about Biden�s declining performance only fueled further doubts.

When Welker pressed Schumer further, asking if he believed Biden could have served another term had he stayed in the race, Schumer abruptly punted. �I�m not going to speculate,� he said, dodging the question entirely.

In a related panel discussion, Top Kamala advisor Symone Sanders laughably declared: “The question on the table is ‘is [Biden] all the way there?’ and the answer is unequivocally yes!”

(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

4 Responses

  1. By definition Schumer is no longer Senate majority leader, since the new Senate which was sworn in on January 3rd, has a Republican majority >>>>> Thank G-d

  2. That’s unfair. If one is committed to supporting the Democrats’ WOKE policies, being “non compos mentis” is a feature, not a flaw.

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