A special counsel appointed by the Department of Justice has concluded that President Biden, despite having broken the law, cannot be criminally prosecuted due to significant memory impairments that prevent him from forming the necessary intent for a serious felony. This determination has sparked criticism from several political figures, including Representative Roger Williams and Representative Andy Biggs, who argue that if Biden is not mentally competent to be charged with a crime, he is likewise unfit to serve as President. They have described the situation as a double standard of justice and expressed concern over the implications for national leadership.
If Biden is not mentally fit to be charged with a serious crime, he is not fit to serve as President. Our Commander in Chief is described as a 'well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory,' and America is weaker for it. The double standard of justice is glaring.
A special counsel has made the remarkable conclusion that while Biden broke the law, he’s too senile to actually convict. https://t.co/y79hekvxOB
The Special Counsel appointed by the DOJ yesterday said that Biden basically enjoys immunity from criminal prosecution because his brain and memory are so impaired and disabled that he can't form the requisite intent or willfulness required to commit a crime. https://t.co/sh4lA9AOHQ
If Biden is too mentally incompetent to bring charges against, he is too mentally incompetent to lead our country.
Despite overwhelming evidence, charges against Biden were cleared because his memory has such "significant limitations" that a jury could not be convinced that he held a "mental state of willfulness" that a serious felony requires. He is unfit to serve. https://t.co/ApUIvyp5v5