By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
If Joe Biden said at the outset (circa 2022) he will not run for re-election because he wants to retire from politics to enjoy private life, then one could accept an elderly one-term president. However, it was July, 2024, after a disastrous first debate with challenger Donald Trump, multiple DNC advisors, media, celebrity donors expressing concern, and then a paxlovid-prolonged case of COVID-19 breaking through six prior vaccines that ended Biden’s bid for a second term.
So if he is not mentally or physically well enough to run for re-election, is he fit to serve at all in the Office of the President and Commander-In-Chief? Please listen to my July 31, 2024 analysis with five full months of Biden’s term remaining.
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Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
President, McCullough Foundation
Not Fit to Run for Re-Election, Not Fit to Serve as Commander-in-Chief?