After Thursday night’s debate, first lady Jill Biden escorted President Joe Biden up the studio steps, further raising concerns about Biden’s health.
Biden, whom special counsel Robert Hur described as “an old man with a poor memory,” suffers from atrial fibrillation, peripheral neuropathy in his feet and hyperlipidemia, according to the results of his annual physical examination by physician Kevin O’Connor.
VIDEO: As Biden stumbles down the stairs, Jill ushers him onto the stage like a dog owner, allowing him to chat with CNN’s debate moderators.
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Health issues may explain why he has trouble standing up: Biden has stumbled, fallen or stumbled at least five times during his presidency.
Biden adopted a strategy of walking to and from Marine One with multiple attendants to “draw less attention” to his physical ailments, Axios’ Hans Nichols and Alex Thompson reported in April. Biden also began boarding Air Force One using a short staircase at the back of the plane rather than the taller staircase at the front.
Biden has not worn typical dress shoes with his suit, but rather sports shoes specially made for walking comfort, a change from typical senior attire.
Biden undoubtedly missed many of the closing remarks he had prepared for Thursday’s debate as he slowly made his way down the stairs.
“When I did that, for example, when he tried to strip Medicare of its power and strip the United States of its ability to negotiate prices with big pharmaceutical companies, guess what happened? We lowered it by 15 percent. Excuse me, insulin costs $35 instead of $400. The average senior citizen’s out-of-pocket expenses are under $2,000, no matter how many prescriptions they need.”
Trump slammed Biden for his incessant tweeting during Thursday’s presidential debate.
“I have no idea what he said,” Trump said. “I don’t think he knows what he said either.”
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Trump is the “predicted winner” of the debate, but most people say the outcome won’t change their voting intentions, according to a recent survey economist/YouGov was found.
Which candidate Be expected If Trump wins the November election, Wednesday’s poll showed him leading Biden by 10 points, 48 to 38 percent. The New York Times/Siena vote.
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