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    Concerns Mount Over Biden’s Focus and Fitness at G7 Summit

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    During the recent G7 summit in Italy, President Joe Biden displayed a series of behaviors that sparked concerns among attendees and the public. Reports emerged suggesting that Biden was “losing focus” in meetings, as described by a diplomatic insider, marking a low point in his performance. An anonymous delegate from a non-US delegation labeled Biden’s behavior on the first day of the summit as “embarrassing.”

    The G7 summit, a gathering of leaders from the world’s wealthiest democracies, was meant to focus on critical economic and security priorities. However, Biden’s actions became a point of discussion. Notably, he was seen giving an awkward salute to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni upon greeting her and wandering away from his peers during a skydiving demonstration, which led Meloni to guide him back.

    Biden’s tardiness also caused a stir, as he kept Meloni waiting for 20 minutes before their scheduled meeting, an incident covered by Italy’s public broadcaster, RAI. Meloni light-heartedly chided Biden for his lateness.

    Despite these incidents, reports indicated moments of clarity from Biden during discussions on urgent matters with leaders from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, and the European Union. However, concerns about Biden’s mental acuity have been voiced, even as he navigates his presidency and potential candidacy for a second term.

    The White House responded to the coverage of Biden’s actions at the summit, particularly his wandering away from the skydiving demonstration. White House senior deputy press secretary Andrew Bates refuted the negative reports as “lies” and emphasized Biden’s “successful leadership overseas advancing our national security.” British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak also supported Biden, describing him as polite and engaged, particularly with military members involved in the demonstration.

    Furthermore, Biden’s absence from a G7 dinner at a luxury hotel was excused by White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, who highlighted the intense schedule of meetings Biden was committed to during the summit.

    The summit also saw significant developments, including the US signing a 10-year security agreement with Ukraine and a consensus to provide $50 billion in aid to support Kyiv against Russian aggression. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky attended the summit, standing with Biden against Russia’s actions.

    Despite these official engagements, Biden’s capacity to continue his presidency has been questioned by some Democratic lawmakers and aides, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. A high percentage of voters, including a substantial number of Democrats, expressed doubts about his ability to complete a second term, according to an ABC News/Ipsos poll.  Polls all over America, even those that are considered Leftist natured, all say the same: Biden is not going to be the next POTUS without a second dose of massive intervention.

    Everyone at this point in America understands that we have an installed leader in the White House who cannot do the job in any way, shape or form.  He is propped up by a media that takes their marching orders from the Deep State. Come November, the only way Biden can defeat Trump is with massive fraud. This time, I would venture to say, the country will not stand for open theft again.

    Major Points:

    • President Joe Biden displayed erratic behavior at the G7 summit in Italy, including losing focus during discussions and wandering away from a group event.
    • Biden’s actions, such as an awkward greeting with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and his lateness to a meeting, raised concerns about his mental acuity.
    • Despite these incidents, there were moments when Biden engaged effectively with other world leaders on important international issues.
    • The White House and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak defended Biden, attributing the incidents to a busy schedule and dismissing negative reports as misrepresentations.
    • The summit also highlighted significant policy actions, including a new U.S. security agreement with Ukraine and ongoing concerns about Biden’s capability to serve a potential second term.

    Fallon Jacobson – Reprinted with permission of Whatfinger News

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