Facts to Scholars and to Trump supporters!

[Papageorgio]

Biden did NOT have dementia. He had cognitive decay that is associated with age but he did not have dementia. In addition, the cognitive decay was a slow decline, meaning he was not the same at the beginning of his term as it was during the end of his term.

Here is the evaluation by a neuropsychologist using "specifics".



You truly should stop making these types of statements that are not based on facts.

And yet, the Democrats lied about how bad it was. Within a month of being sworn in, the staff started reeling in appoints, and adjusted his appointments, he likey was in decline and unable to perform his duties when he was sworn in, but at least he beat Medicare.

 

[Luckyone]

I just did. You cant understand it because you have zero medical training. Biden had profound advanced dementia, Transient ischemic attacks and PD dementia.

No, you did not prove he HAD dementia. All you proved is that there was a "possibility" that he had dementia.

 

[Unkotare]

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And the butthurt continues...

 

[MarathonMike]

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Well you are improving. At least you posted this nonsense in Satire.

 

[Luckyone]

I just did. You cant understand it because you have zero medical training. Biden had profound advanced dementia, Transient ischemic attacks and PD dementia.

AI Overview


It has not been medically proven that Joe Biden has dementia. There is no official diagnosis from a medical professional, and White House doctors have consistently stated he is "fit for duty" after their examinations, including neurological exams.
However, there has been significant public discussion and concern about his age and cognitive abilities. These points are often cited as reasons for public concern:

• Special Counsel's Report: A February 2024 report from Special Counsel Robert Hur referred to Biden as a "well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory". This report, which cleared Biden of criminal charges over his handling of classified documents, noted that Biden could not recall defining milestones, such as when his son Beau died or his time frame as Vice President.
• Public Appearances: Both political opponents and some news outlets have pointed to instances during his public appearances and speeches where Biden seemed to misspeak, lose his train of thought, or have a halting gait. A much-discussed moment came during a June 2024 presidential debate, where his performance prompted renewed concerns about his health.
• Journalistic Reporting: Recent books and articles, such as CNN's Jake Tapper and Axios' Alex Thompson's book Original Sin, allege that Biden's aides privately covered up his declining physical and cognitive health.
• Medical Opinions: While no doctor who has examined Biden has provided a different diagnosis, some medical professionals have publicly speculated that Biden should undergo a cognitive exam. In July 2024, CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta stated that an "extremely detailed" neurological exam found nothing consistent with neurological disorders but noted that no cognitive testing was mentioned in the White House medical report.

Conversely, the official medical reports and others' counterpoints argue against a diagnosis of dementia:

• Official Medical Reports: In the last physical conducted in February 2024, the White House physician concluded Biden was "fit for duty" and that an "extremely detailed neurologic exam" found no neurological disorders.
• Neurologists' Perspectives: Some neurologists explain that memory issues, particularly with remote memories, can be a part of normal aging and that judging cognitive status from video footage is not medically sound.
• No Confirmed Clinical Diagnosis: The ethical rules of medical practice, such as the Goldwater Rule, caution against psychiatrists and other medical professionals making a diagnosis about a public figure without a personal examination.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

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Academentia

Scholar comes from a Greek phrase that means "Don't bother me about reality or activity." Facts are meaningless until it is understood what they really mean.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Is this the way a competent man does things?

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Those Horrible White People!!!

The nation's ego is hurt from all the Left's American bashing.

 

[Papageorgio]

Here are seven signs of dementia, and though not officially diagnosed, many of the symptoms fit Biden’s progressively worsening condition that the Democratic Party tried to hide the American people. Given the Democratic Party’s lying, it is pretty certain that Biden’s doctors were not honest about his mental health. Also, a judge found Biden mentally unfit to prosecute.

7 Warning Signs of Dementia

1. Memory Loss That Disrupts Daily Life

• Forgetting recently learned information or important dates repeatedly.
• Asking the same question over and over.
• Relying heavily on reminders or others for things they used to remember easily.
  Normal aging: Occasionally forgetting names or appointments but remembering them later.

2. Difficulty Planning or Solving Problems

• Trouble following a recipe, balancing a checkbook, or managing bills they once handled easily.
• Struggling with multi-step tasks or losing track in the middle of them.
  Normal aging: Making a small mistake in math once in a while.

3. Challenges Completing Familiar Tasks

• Getting confused about the steps in a daily routine (e.g., how to make coffee, operate the microwave, or drive to a familiar place).
  Normal aging: Occasionally needing help with new technology or a new appliance.

4. Confusion With Time or Place

• Losing track of dates, seasons, or the passage of time.
• Getting lost in a familiar neighborhood or not knowing where they are.
  Normal aging: Momentarily forgetting the day of the week but figuring it out later.

5. Trouble With Visual or Spatial Understanding

• Difficulty judging distances, reading, or interpreting visual information — which can cause problems with driving or navigating spaces.
  Normal aging: Vision changes related to age (like needing reading glasses) but still able to navigate normally.

6. Changes in Speech or Writing

• Struggling to follow or join conversations, repeating themselves, or stopping mid-sentence and not knowing how to continue.
• Using the wrong words for common things (e.g., calling a watch a “hand clock”).
  Normal aging: Occasionally having trouble finding the right word.

7. Personality or Behavior Changes

• Becoming unusually anxious, fearful, angry, withdrawn, suspicious, or depressed.
• Acting out of character compared to their lifelong personality.
  Normal aging: Irritability or mood swings due to stress, but personality remains essentially the same.

What Doctors Look For

The biggest difference between normal cognitive aging and dementia is this:

Dementia symptoms are persistent, progressive, and interfere with daily life.

Normal aging symptoms are occasional, mild, and don’t disrupt independence.