Many in the media aren’t happy that the special counsel investigating President Joe Biden’s alleged mishandling of classified documents described the president to the public as “a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.” Special Counsel Robert Hur released the report on Thursday, declining to prosecute what he described as the president’s illegal, willful retention and
Watch: Questions about Biden’s memory dominate White House press briefing – CBS News Watch CBS News White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre took questions mostly about President Biden’s mental fortitude and memory during Friday’s press briefing. During a news conference the previous night, Mr. Biden took issue with a special counsel report that criticized his
California legislators are proposing to take on $1 billion in debt for a seaport overhaul to help offshore wind companies build their turbine factories in federal waters even as the industry is losing subsidies and flailing under high costs. The Democratic bill, introduced this week, would ask voters to approve $1 billion in bonds “for
White House Counsel Spokesman Ian Sams sharply criticized Special Counsel Robert Hur’s written observations concerning Joe Biden’s memory as part of a probe into whether President Biden mishandled classified documents when he was vice president. Mr. Sams said that Special Counsel Hur’s including the questions on the President’s … Original News Source Link – Epoch
Our president is not well and liberal journalists are mad that someone noticed President Joe Biden is too old and incompetent to stand trial for mishandling classified documents, according to a report from the special counsel appointed by the Justice Department to oversee the case. Biden presented himself during interviews as a “sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly
Former president Donald Trump on Friday endorsed Tim Sheehy in the Montana Republican Senate primary, a major boost for the businessman and political outsider. The endorsement came just hours after Rep. Matt Rosendale (R., Mont.) officially entered the race. Sheehy and Rosendale are both vying to challenge Sen. Jon Tester (D., Mont.), who is seen
The Biden administration will be requiring countries that receive weapons from the U.S. to provide “credible and reliable” written assurances to the State Department that they will use those weapons in accordance with the laws of war, according to a national security memorandum released Thursday. The executive action applies globally to the more than 100