Rep. McCormack on Biden's Health and Government Spending

Concerns Over Biden's Health and Capabilities

• 🧠 Congressman Rich McCormack, an ER doctor by trade, states that President Biden is experiencing significant dementia and has lost cognitive ability.
• ⚠️ He notes a distinct change in Biden over the last 10 years, with good days and bad days, similar to individuals in senior living.
• ❓ The core question raised is about who is making decisions and how often Biden is consulted.

Allegations of a Cover-Up

• 🩺 McCormack suggests that Biden's cancer diagnosis, revealed shortly after his presidency, is highly suspicious and points to a potential cover-up.
• 🚩 He believes the administration ran a candidate they knew was in mental decline and possibly had stage four cancer.
• 🎯 This situation is described as a "setup from the get-go" with concerns about a cover-up regarding Biden's health status.

Transitioning to New Leadership and Policies

• ➡️ McCormack expresses readiness to "move on" and "turn the page" due to Biden's perceived bad policies, regardless of his health.
• 💡 He draws parallels between the digital services initiative under Clinton and DOGE (Data Operations Group) under Trump, suggesting that reviewing bad spending policies is a standard presidential capability.

Government Spending and Fiscal Responsibility

• 💸 McCormack criticizes COVID-level spending that has persisted post-crisis, noting an addiction to government spending by both parties.
• 📉 He highlights that despite DOGE's stated savings of $175 billion, it fell short of the $2 trillion goal, with criticisms of lack of transparency and inflated claims.
• 📊 He finds it problematic that there is $416 billion more spending next year than this year, calling it a failure of Congress to be fiscally responsible.