"Stain of Biden Coverup"

[BPPLEE]

You haven't seen any at all

Court is the only place where it matters.

It doesn't matter. Nothing is going to be done about it, we had a man that didn't have all his senses about him as president, everyone knows it, and some people will deny it despite it being obvious

 

[BPPLEE]

One of Biden's greatest virtues was his appointment of qualified, competent, experienced and ethical staff and cabinet members. Chosen because they were qualified.

He never surrounded himself with incompetents who would never be able to steal his spotlight--and on whom he could cast blame if he himself made a mistake. He was willing to say "the buck stops here," because he knew how to be a team player, having served in Congress for decades.

If--and I say "if" because I haven't read and don't intend to read Tapper's book--he needed some backup he was well covered. His defense secretary was a respected retired general. His Attorney General was a District Court Justice with a sterling reputation. People leading medical departments had medical backgrounds. People in Labor had labor backgrounds, and not as lobbyists. His Secretary of Education had been commisioner of education in his home state. His much-maligned secretary of homeland security was a Cuban refugee who had been an assistant director of homeland security, a director of immigration, etc.

His VP had been the District Attorney of San Francisco, a major city, in 2004, when her successor was still a self-identified hillbilly.

In this situation, there was nothing to fear if he had a senior moment here and there. It wasn't a case of the blind leading the blind. As a team of ethical, experienced people who respected one another, we had nothing to fear. The government was in good hands.

It was all rainbows and unicorns

 

[Always in His Presence]

California Democrat Accuses Kamala Harris of Covering Up Biden Decline​

Biden's age and health became major concerns for voters during the 2024 presidential election, particularly after a widely panned debate performance against President Donald Trump in June that culminated in his exit from the campaign.

The Biden White House's transparency about his health has come under further scrutiny following the release of a new book, Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again, written by journalists Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson.

 

[Always in His Presence]

Joe Biden’s cognitive decline is the biggest scandal in modern US history​

Charles Lipson

What’s unusual is the scepticism – indeed, cynicism – surrounding the announcement, which came just before the release of a major book about Biden’s cognitive decline and its cover-up. There have been questions about whether officials knew about the cancer while he was in office and hid that from the public. Those doubts have been voiced by numerous specialists, including physicians who held high positions in Democratic administrations.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

Joe Biden’s cognitive decline is the biggest scandal in modern US history​

lol ok.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

Wabbit season!

Finally someone got it.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

One of Biden's greatest virtues was his appointment of qualified, competent, experienced and ethical staff and cabinet members. Chosen because they were qualified.

He never surrounded himself with incompetents who would never be able to steal his spotlight--and on whom he could cast blame if he himself made a mistake. He was willing to say "the buck stops here," because he knew how to be a team player, having served in Congress for decades.

If--and I say "if" because I haven't read and don't intend to read Tapper's book--he needed some backup he was well covered. His defense secretary was a respected retired general. His Attorney General was a District Court Justice with a sterling reputation. People leading medical departments had medical backgrounds. People in Labor had labor backgrounds, and not as lobbyists. His Secretary of Education had been commisioner of education in his home state. His much-maligned secretary of homeland security was a Cuban refugee who had been an assistant director of homeland security, a director of immigration, etc.

His VP had been the District Attorney of San Francisco, a major city, in 2004, when her successor was still a self-identified hillbilly.

In this situation, there was nothing to fear if he had a senior moment here and there. It wasn't a case of the blind leading the blind. As a team of ethical, experienced people who respected one another, we had nothing to fear. The government was in good hands.

Makes you wonder who had the auto pen and was really running the country while Joe was off at Martha's Vinard to recover from his chemo treatment.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

It was all rainbows and unicorns

And apparently painful urination too.

 

[Fantine]

Makes you wonder who had the auto pen and was really running the country while Joe was off at Martha's Vinard to recover from his chemo treatment.

PSA tests are not recommended after 70. He had not had one for twelve years.
About 95 percent of the time prostate cancer is very survivable. It's tragic when it happens to such a good leader. Rated in the top third by.historians.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

PSA tests are not recommended after 70. He had not had one for twelve years.
About 95 percent of the time prostate cancer is very survivable. It's tragic when it happens to such a good leader. Rated in the top third by.historians.

Are regular prostate exams not recommended after 70? You know, like the one every man is supposed to get annually after the age of 40?

 

[comana]

Are regular prostate exams not recommended after 70? You know, like the one every man is supposed to get annually after the age of 40?

Prostate exams and PSA tests are not recommended after age 70.

 

[BPPLEE]

Prostate exams and PSA tests are not recommended after age 70.

Then why did Biden have the prostate exam that discovered the problem?

 

[comana]

Then why did Biden have the prostate exam that discovered the problem?

Could be that it was found after reporting symptoms. I didn't read his medical record , did you?

 

[BPPLEE]

Could be that it was found after reporting symptoms. I didn't read his medical record , did you?

I read that he had a prostate exam and something irregular was found

 

[comana]

I read that he had a prostate exam and something irregular was found

Then he had an exam. Recommendations are only that. Even if he had regular exams, doesn’t mean cancer was detected before now.

 

[Aldebaran]

LET'S TRY TO STAY ON TOPIC NOW​

 

[RileyG]

Prostate exams and PSA tests are not recommended after age 70.

Why?

 

[comana]

Why?

I read that it is because prostate cancer is majority of the time very slow growing and unlikely to spread far enough to become deadly when diagnosed over age 70. Most of the men will with this cancer but not from it. The biopsies and other treatment protocols do not provide enough benefit in balance with the stress and reduced quality of life during treatment to recommend.

Regular exams are still an option if the man chooses and I would assume the above recommendations do not apply to men diagnosed younger than 70 and are under surveillance for tumor spread.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

I read that he had a prostate exam and something irregular was found

From what I recall, he had the exam after he started experiencing urinary symptoms. I bet Kamala is thinking, "Darn, Biden being elected was my last chance of becoming president."

 

[Oompa Loompa]

Why?

According to perplexity

https://www.perplexity.ai/search/are-prostate-exams-not-recomme-J2D4WXOASj6hVSlR9Ka.iQ

"Routine prostate cancer screening is not recommended after age 70 for most men due to limited benefit and increased risk of harm"