Enough with the Biden Health Stories from Last Year

Biden's health is not a scandal. Trump's corrupt presidency is.

Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer, and I wish him and his family well. But I have a bone to pick with the media.

Can we please stop hyping all these stories about Joe Biden’s health last year?

I don’t care.

Joe Biden’s health is not a scandal. Everybody and their mama could clearly see that Joe Biden was old and frail long before his debate debacle last year. Hell, I was screaming about it five years ago on CNN during the 2020 primaries when I was complaining that the Democratic Party did not need another old white guy to be its nominee.

He was 77 years old then. Did anybody think he was going to get any younger? But his term is over. It’s history. We have bigger fish to fry right now. 

I know some of my colleagues in the media are invested in this story, but it’s time to let it go. I don’t care about Joe Biden’s health last year, and I spend a lot of time with Democrats, and I don’t know anyone who does care.

You know why? Because it’s 2025 now, and we have a corrupt, incompetent, racist, twice-impeached, convicted criminal and wannabe dictator who doesn’t believe he has to uphold the Constitution as president.

That’s the crisis right now. And it’s a hell of a lot more important than Joe Biden’s health last year. 

And I also don’t care that some former aides were worried last year that Biden might need a wheelchair in his second term.

I don’t care. He didn’t have a second term. And using a wheelchair is not a crime. President Franklin Roosevelt used a wheelchair during his presidency, and Texas Governor Greg Abbott still uses a wheelchair today.

But as Jesse Jackson once said, “I would rather have Roosevelt in a wheelchair than Reagan on a horse.”

Anybody who knows me knows that I’ve never been a big Biden supporter, but just like Jesse, I’d rather have Biden in a wheelchair than 78-year-old Trump in a $400 million Qatari jet any day of the week.

Let’s focus, people. We got work to do.