Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-N.Y.) expressed concern following the release of Special Counsel Robert Hur’s damning report highlighting President Biden’s deteriorating mental health, and Merrick Garland. In a letter to the attorney general, he implored authorities to “consider procedures to remove the president from office in accordance with the law.” Pursuant to the 25th Amendment to the United States Constitution. ”
“After concluding that President Biden intentionally and intentionally repeatedly deleted, mishandled, and disclosed classified documents over a period of decades, we still recommended that no charges be filed,” Tenney said in the letter. said. got it first By Fox News.
“The special counsel’s reasoning was alarming,” the report said, calling Biden “as sympathetic and well-meaning as he was when we interviewed him, an elderly man with a poor memory” He concluded that there is a high possibility that he appeared in court. This appears to be the reason why he is immune from prosecution.
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The report goes further, revealing that Biden doesn’t remember when he was vice president or when his son Beau died.
“In interviews with our office, Mr. Biden’s memory was even worse. He didn’t remember when he was vice president, and he forgot his first day of interviews when his term ended. (“If it was 2013, when did you stop being vice president?”), and on the second day of the interview, he forgot when his term ended. As his term began (‘In 2009, Am I Still Vice President?’), the report revealed, Biden said, “Within a few years, when his son Beau died, Even if it happened, I didn’t remember it,” he added.
In a letter to Garland, Tenney pointed out the reality presented in the report.
“He listed numerous instances in which President Biden had significantly diminished mental capacity and concluded that jurors would likely view President Biden as an unsympathetic and forgetful old man,” she wrote. “When that is is very concerning because I can’t remember what position President Biden was in.”
“The inability to remember when one’s child died, even within a period of several years, is probably a more serious reflection of a mental disorder,” she wrote.
“We do not indict or refuse to indict people based on their character or what people think they are. If we determine that a crime has occurred, we must prosecute,” Tenney continued, pointing out that the rationale for not indicting Biden for handling classified material lacks fairness.
“While former President Trump cannot be ethically prosecuted due to his mental acuity and forceful personality, we reject charges against President Biden on the basis of his cognitive decline,” the lawmaker wrote. He said Biden should be prosecuted unless he is truly considered. She is “mentally incompetent to stand trial” – that’s the conclusion the special prosecutor made clear, she said.
“Therefore, it is your duty to consider the procedure for removing a president from office under the 25th Amendment,” Tenney wrote, offering two options. “President Biden needs to be indicted or he needs to be removed from office.”
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Rep. Ronnie Jackson (R-Texas), a former White House physician who served three presidents, said it was time to consider his options after Thursday’s revelations and Mr. Biden’s attempted rebuttal. She is not the only lawmaker calling for the 25th Amendment to be invoked.
“The 25th Amendment would be a way for us to be able to do this even if he didn’t want to,” Jackson said. Breitbart News DailyHe added, “If a majority of the Cabinet and the vice president came to the Senate and House speaker pro tempore and said this guy has cognitive problems, he would be voted out by two votes.” One-third vote in the House and Senate. ”
“So if they go down that path, it’s a done deal,” he added.
