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Karine Jean‑Pierre is still telling anyone who will listen that Joe Biden was mentally fit, even as the administration she once defended lies in tatters and her new memoir tries to rewrite the record. Her recent interviews and book passages double down on the message that Democrats owe Biden an apology for daring to question his fitness, a claim that rings hollow to millions who watched the 2024 collapse unfold.
That defense included memorable lines — Jean‑Pierre insisted the president “passes a cognitive test every day” while dismissing videos showing obvious lapses as “cheap fakes” or doctored clips. Those public assertions weren’t just spin; they were a deliberate effort to gaslight the nation into ignoring very real concerns about stamina and sharpness that voters raised for months.
The collapse was not theoretical. After a disastrously poor debate performance in June 2024, pressure mounted and Biden ultimately bowed out of the race, a turn of events that directly contradicted the certainties Jean‑Pierre repeatedly voiced from the podium. If the press secretary could be that definitive and then be proven wrong, what does that say about the reliability of every other certainty the White House fed the public?
Conservatives and honest Americans are right to be furious: this wasn’t merely political spin, it was an assault on accountability. When those who held the public’s trust weaponize confidence to cover for weakness, they do a disservice to the Republic and to the very voters they claim to serve. We should expect more than talking points and theatrical indignation when the stakes are the competence of our leadership.
Jean‑Pierre’s pivot to independence and her book tour don’t erase the fact that she once stood in front of cameras and declared the matter closed while Americans were left to piece together the truth. She should come clean: release full internal medical briefings, answer under oath about what she knew and when, and explain why the White House chose spin over transparency. The country deserves straightforward answers, not self‑serving memoirs.
Working men and women who pay taxes and raise families aren’t impressed by the latest Democratic attempt at damage control. They want accountability, not coverups; truth, not talking points. If Washington won’t police its own, then voters must — and conservatives will keep pushing until the record is cleared and the public can trust what it’s being told.
