The headlines after Thursday's Presidential Debate were mostly ...
"Biden Obviously Ill -- No Shock To Republicans -- Democrats Now In Panic Mode"
Of course, since the Presidential Debate on Thursday, June 27, 2024, was watched by millions of people worldwide, there is no need for me to state the obvious about how bad President Joe Biden looked and spoke. Biden looked bad. He really looked bad. And worse, was Biden's inability to speak clearly or coherently. Actually, I think he looks like he's had a Stroke or two -- maybe a few of what's called "Mini-Strokes."
A couple of years ago, in August of 2022, I was asked by some of my readers if President Joe Biden could be a lot more ill than we were being told. I was also asked if I knew of any time when a President of the United States became incapacitated while in office.
To answer my readers, I wrote America's Greatest Presidential Cover-Up 1919.
Part of what I wrote in that article is below:
Since some of you have written to ask if it is possible that President Joe Biden could be a lot more ill than we are being led to believe, let's talk about America's greatest presidential cover-up and President Woodrow Wilson in 1919. Wilson suffered a couple of severe strokes while in office. And no, instead of turning over control of the presidency to the Vice President, his handlers and his second wife refused to do that. In fact, President Wilson remained in office, even though he was at one point considered completely incapacitated.
How long did he remain in the White House after his strokes? His first stroke was not that long after taking office. His last stroke, the one that put him out of commission, took place in 1919. He was kept in the Oval Office, even though he was incapacitated for over a year. Yes, all the way up until the end of his presidency in 1921. ...
So, while there is disagreement about whose idea it was to withhold that information from the public, some say it was the First Lady, while others say it was [the president's physician] Dr. Grayson and the president's senior political advisors, we do know that both they and the rest of the Wilson Cabinet worked in concert to deceive the American public regarding the extent of the President's actual medical incapacitation.
As for President Wilson, he finished his term in office through the actions of a cabal of actors all united with the intent of deceiving the public. Edith Wilson published her memoirs in 1939, and she called her actions after her husband became completely incapacitated "her stewardship." In her memoir, she stated emphatically that her husband's doctors, senior political advisors, and his entire Cabinet supported the cover-up. She supposedly just went along with the deception.
In 1921, both the President and First Lady left the White House and retired to a comfortable home in Washington. President Woodrow Wilson died there three years later. His second wife Edith died in 1961.
When asked my opinion about this by readers who want to know if this could ever happen again? My answer is simply this, probably. But really, I think it all depends on the amount of cooperation that the culprits get from the News Media and inside the administration. I really believe that that's the only way such a cover-up would be perpetrated today.
That's just how I see it.
Well, sadly, I was right. What millions of people worldwide saw on television on Thursday, June 27, 2024, amounted to what has been kept hidden from the American people. Biden looked like he'd had a Stroke or two -- maybe a few of what's called "Mini-Strokes." And no, I'm not exaggerating, the sad fact that he looked like someone who had recently had a Stroke was extremely obvious to everyone watching.
After spending 10 days rehearsing what to say in the debate, he struggled to remember what he was told to say. And yes, because he didn't have a Teleprompter with someone telling him what to say, I believe that he was coached and told what to say. He was told how to respond to the questions asked. And as we all saw for ourselves, he struggled to put together his own thoughts on just about every subject that came up.
He was lost and had a far-away look that really was pathetic to watch. Someone called in "Elder Abuse." Frankly, he looks like he needs a Convalescent Hospital -- not the White House.
Of course, as what happened with President Woodrow Wilson in 1919, there are a lot of people asking "Who has been in charge of the White House all this time? Who is in charge of the White House right now?"
Is history repeating itself? Is First Lady Jill Biden our "un-elected" President? Who are the people in the secret cabal that's performing all of the president's duties? Who is behind lying to the American public about his condition? Who is writing his Teleprompters, and telling him what to say?"
The debate made it very obvious to everyone that the Biden Administration and the Democrat Controlled-News Media has been lying to the public about Joe Biden's actual physical condition. The guy is a wreck. And yes, we now know that he's being propped up -- both in public and behind the scenes.
And let's not fool ourselves here, from what we all saw, there's no way that Joe Biden's capable of leading the Executive Branch of the Federal Government. There is no way that he can be making the decisions needed in the White House. There is no way that he should be dealing with our enemies. And since he, or whoever writes his Teleprompter, keeps pushing Americans into World War III, shouldn't he be removed from office immediately?
Can we as a nation afford to have such a sick man, a man with outbursts of anger, a man who can't coherently put together a sentence without being told what to say, in the White House? Democrats talk a lot these days about "Saving Democracy," and about "Threats to our Democracy."
So why don't they put their money where their mouths are and remove Joe Biden from office to "Save Democracy"? Having an un-elected group of people, a secret cabal, in the White House running the Executive Branch, and having Biden being used as a puppet is a real "threat" to our nation.
That's how I see it.
Tom Correa
