White House Asked If Biden Uses Drugs … Their Reply Says It All

The White House has neither confirmed nor denied if Joe Biden intends to use performance-enhancing drugs to boost his debate skills.
Former President Donald Trump has consistently urged Biden to undergo drug testing before each debate, alleging that Biden was “high” during the State of the Union address.

During a speech in Minnesota, Trump stated, “I am going to demand a drug test… I don’t want him coming in like the State of the Union.” He went on to mimic a guttural sound, suggesting Biden’s exhaustion at the end of the evening.

 

Trump further criticized Biden’s communication and cognitive abilities, saying, “He can’t talk, he can’t walk, can’t find his way off a stage. Can’t put two sentences together.” Despite this, Trump mentioned that Biden has agreed to debate and speculated, “Maybe they know something. He’s going to be so jacked up for those debates, you watch.”
Politico sought clarification from the White House regarding Biden’s debate preparation, specifically asking about the potential use of drugs.

Politico reports:

We quipped over the weekend that we had reached out to President JOE BIDEN’s orbit about whether the president planned to use any illegal drugs to get ready for his upcoming debates, as Trump farcially alleged he might. We thought it was an obvious joke but not everyone on the Biden campaign got it.

In any event, the White House’s ANDREW BATES sent over this response to close the loop on our query: “It’s telling that Republican officials are unable to stop announcing how intimidated they remain by [the] President’s State of the Union performance. But after losing every public and private negotiation with President Biden — and after seeing him succeed where they failed across the board, ranging from actually rebuilding America’s infrastructure to actually reducing violent crime to actually outcompeting China — it tracks that those same Republican officials mistake confidence for a drug.”

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