Washington Examiner

McGhee White advises Biden to seek dementia cure after ‘cancer cure’ mistake.

Public Awake to President Biden’s Gaffes, ⁣Says Washington Examiner

During ​an appearance on Hannity, Kaylee McGhee White from the Washington Examiner ‍highlighted the public’s‌ growing awareness of President Joe Biden’s pattern of gaffes. White specifically ​referenced Biden’s recent‍ comments about finding a cure for cancer, where he ⁢stated, ‌”I said I’d cure cancer. They looked at me like, ‘Why cancer?’​ Because we can. We ended cancer as we know it.”

“If Joe Biden is so ⁢great that he’s found a cure for⁣ cancer, might I suggest a cure for dementia ⁢next since that seems to be a bit⁣ more relevant ‍to this current White House,” White remarked.

Questioning the Pattern

White further questioned the point at which Biden’s pattern of gaffes becomes a⁤ problem. She pointed out that after Biden’s claim of curing⁢ cancer, the White House attempted to clarify his remarks.

“They even edited his remarks ‌about the⁢ cancer initiative to actually​ clarify that he⁤ didn’t mean that we have already cured cancer. ​They edited it to say ​that, ‘Oh, in the future, we might ‍cure cancer,'” White explained. “So, not only is the White House ‌trying to ⁢rewrite history​ to mark‍ out the ‌fact that Biden has this history of⁣ gaffes, but the fact is that the public is wide awake to this, and they see that it is a massive problem.”

Click here to read more ⁣from the Washington Examiner.

Concerns Over Biden’s Age

Despite concerns about Biden’s age ⁢and his potential 2024 reelection bid, White expressed her belief that he will still‌ be⁣ the Democratic nominee.

“They can’t afford not to run him,” she stated, referring to the⁢ 80-year-old⁤ president.



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