Critique of Media Coverage Surrounding Biden’s Presidency

I usually don’t spend much time criticizing the media, but the current situation regarding Joe Biden’s declining visibility really needs attention—not just in Washington, but especially on Wall Street.

To put it in perspective, think about Richard Nixon. He was forced out in the 1970s over a petty burglary cover-up. Now, those close to Biden seem to be hiding fundamental weaknesses that we need to acknowledge to ensure effective governance and global security.

It’s pretty clear he hasn’t been at his best.

Interestingly, the mainstream media either overlooked this or chose not to fully report it for reasons that are debatable among the American populace.

However, Wall Street had its say long before these analyses emerged.

If you’re skeptical about this, consider this excerpt from my column back in June 2023. It was nearly 13 months before Biden would realize he had to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race:

“If [Biden] is expecting a nomination, that’s him. Perhaps just moments before he officially becomes a candidate… he loses his ability to articulate and think clearly. Maybe Dr. Jill Biden will find herself having to intervene with a real doctor to help her husband retire from the race. I know it sounds odd, but frankly, it’s looking increasingly plausible. My sources on Wall Street are backing this sentiment more and more.”

At the end of the day, Wall Street remains a thriving environment for making money, while the mainstream media appears to be diminishing rapidly. This is yet another reason for concern.