Democratic Congressman and longtime Biden ally, Seth Moulton, has expressed concerns about President Biden's memory loss and urged him to consider stepping down. Moulton, who has been acquainted with Biden for over ten years, revealed that the president no longer acknowledges their relationship.

In a piece for The Boston Globe, Moulton expressed his concerns about Biden's memory loss, stating that the president did not seem to recognize him during their recent meeting at the D-Day celebrations last month. Moulton added that this incident was part of a deeper problem and that Biden's ability to beat Donald Trump in November was in question.

Moulton's concerns are not isolated, as other Democrats have also urged Biden to withdraw from the race due to concerns that he may not be able to defeat Trump. Despite these calls, Biden has not yet made a decision, but there are reports suggesting that he may bow out as early as this weekend due to growing pressure from high-ranking party members.

The Democratic party is facing a crisis as its presidential nominee's cognitive abilities are being called into question. With the election just months away, the party needs to make a decision that will ensure its success in November. The question remains, will Biden step down, or will the party continue to support him despite his apparent memory loss?

As the situation unfolds, it is clear that the Democratic party is facing a difficult decision. The party must make a choice that will ensure its success in November, and it remains to be seen whether Biden will be a part of that equation.

Sources:
libertyonenews.com
rumble.com
discernreport.com

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