Biden Decline as VP: Mental Warning Signs Surfaced During his time as VICE President
Joe Biden has been out of the White House for more than 18 months, but according to political commentator and RAV Television Host, Jeff Crouere, Americans are still living with the consequences of a presidency whose most troubling questions have yet to be answered. One of those questions has to do with video of him from years before the 2020 election that raises questions about his mental acuity before Donald Trump’s first term began, in 2017.
- New recordings raise fresh questions about his cognitive fitness and presidency.
- Autopen pardons raise concerns about who actually exercised presidential authority.
- Media and Democrats minimized concerns that became increasingly difficult to conceal.
- Biden-era failures continue affecting America’s economy, security and international standing.
- Crouere asks whether Biden was president in practice—or merely in name.
In his latest commentary, “The Biden Nightmare Still Haunts America,” published by Townhall, Crouere argues that the administration’s legacy extends far beyond inflation, the border crisis, Afghanistan and foreign-policy failures. The more disturbing issue may be whether he was actually capable of exercising the powers of the presidency during his final years in office.
Newly released recordings of Biden from 2016 and 2017 provide fresh ammunition for that question. The tapes, obtained after years of FOIA efforts, reportedly show him struggling to recall names and events and speaking haltingly—concerns that Special Counsel Robert Hur later documented in his investigation of his handling of classified documents.
Crouere argues that these revelations raise an uncomfortable question: If Biden’s cognitive decline was apparent years before his presidency, how much authority did he personally exercise once he occupied the Oval Office?
That question becomes even more consequential when paired with the controversy surrounding his unprecedented use of clemency. Crouere points to the thousands of pardons and commutations issued during his presidency, many reportedly bearing an autopen signature, and asks whether Biden personally knew whom he was pardoning.
The issue is no longer simply about legacy. It is about presidential accountability, constitutional authority and whether Americans were adequately informed about the condition of the man entrusted with the nuclear codes.
Crouere can discuss what the newly released recordings reveal about cognitive state, whether the media and political establishment deliberately minimized concerns about his capacity, the implications of the autopen controversy, and whether the presidency should ultimately be viewed as a case of presidential leadership—or presidential figurehead.
He can also put the legacy into the broader context of the border crisis, Afghanistan withdrawal, COVID policies, inflation and America’s current political landscape.
For Crouere, the central question is simple but explosive: Who was really running the country?
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The Biden Nightmare Still Haunts America
OPTIONAL Q&A:
- What do Biden’s newly released recordings reveal about his ability to lead?
- How early did Biden’s cognitive problems become apparent?
- Who was actually making major decisions inside the Biden White House?
- Did Biden personally approve the sweeping pardons issued using an autopen?
- What does the autopen controversy mean for presidential accountability?
- Did Biden’s condition influence major decisions on immigration and foreign policy?
- Why did the media dismiss or downplay concerns about Biden’s mental fitness?
- What should Americans learn from the Biden presidency going forward?
ABOUT JEFF CROUERE…
Jeff Crouere is a popular political analyst, columnist and radio and television personality. Since January of 1999, he has been the host of Ringside Politics, an award-winning radio program in New Orleans dedicated to examining the top issues of the day on the local, state, national and international levels. The radio show airs weekdays from 7-9 a.m. & 6-7 p.m. CT on WGSO 990-AM, Wgso.com and the “Mixlr” Radio App. The Television version airs on Saturday Afternoons on Real America’s Voice (RAV)
Crouere provides regular commentaries at Townhall and on www.Crouere.net
To schedule an interview with Crouere, email Bookings@SpecialGuests.com or call / text 512-966-0983
