The Liberty Daily 
It’s kind of funny how the most notable thing about Dementia Joe’s announcement that he’s dropping out of the presidential race wasn’t the announcement itself, but the letter he posted on X to make it. More specifically, the signature he put at the bottom of the letter which doesn’t actually appear to be his signature. It looks more like someone else forged the signature, either because he’s not voluntarily dropping out (keep in mind that he hasn’t been seen since making the announcement) or because he’s so sick that he was unable to sign the letter himself.
Lmao there’s no way Biden didn’t even sign the letter 😭 pic.twitter.com/RGRRb6QrCQ
— Chief Trumpster (@ChiefTrumpster) July 22, 2024
At the moment, the second options seems the most likely. Laura Loomer claims that Dementia Joe is so sick that he’s cancelling all his trips and delegating his powers to cabinet members in preparation for his imminent demise. It’s been clear since he announced he was dropping out that something isn’t normal, even by Biden’s extremely low standards of normalcy. Not only has he disappeared, but meetings have been canceled and high-ranking members of his administration have been jumping around for reasons that aren’t clear.
🚨BIDEN IS DYING AND HAS STARTED QUIETLY DELEGATING HIS AUTHORITY AS PRESIDENT TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY AND THE SECRETARY OF STATE🚨
In an act that is further evidence that Joe Biden @JoeBiden is dying and @KamalaHarris will be President soon, today while everyone was… https://t.co/ndKjKpJKto pic.twitter.com/qTCpa2a6HN
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) July 23, 2024
I mentioned before that he’s either not voluntarily dropping out or he’s so sick that he can’t do anything independently, but the two aren’t mutually exclusive. It’s extremely suspicious that he may have become deathly ill at the same time that more and more members of his party were calling for him to drop out. Maybe his pride and stubbornness became too much and the real power players decided he was more trouble than he’s worth.
