Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is suddenly sounding the alarm about President Donald Trump and his mental condition. But critics are pointing to one glaring problem: Schumer spent years defending former President Joe Biden while serious concerns about Biden’s decline were unfolding in plain sight.
Now, after the release of the explosive political book Original Sin by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson, Schumer’s attacks on Trump are boomeranging in spectacular fashion.
The controversy reignited after Schumer claimed Trump’s mental health is “getting worse by the day,” a statement Democrats and media allies eagerly amplified online. But the timing could not have been worse for the New York Democrat.
The newly discussed details from Original Sin paint a devastating picture of what top Democrats allegedly knew about Biden behind closed doors during the final years of his presidency.
According to accounts detailed in the book, Biden reportedly struggled through conversations with allies and lawmakers, at times forgetting why he had called someone in the first place or losing track of names during discussions. The revelations have reignited accusations that Democratic leadership worked overtime to shield the public from Biden’s visible decline while insisting everything was perfectly normal.
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