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'Original Sin' depicts Biden's mental, physical decline

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May 17, 2025

Democrats are not doing themselves any favours with their reactions to the new book on Joe Biden coming out from Alex Thompson and Jake Tapper.

- John Bowden, The Independent

The two reporters are due to release Original Sin, a collection of their reporting on the cover up around Biden's mental and physical decline, on May 20. The book's excerpts are already causing a ruckus, as they detail startling instances of Biden’s gaps in mental acuity that were reportedly hidden from the public through 2024. Biden, whom aides reportedly considered putting in a wheelchair at points, reportedly did not recognise Hollywood megastar George Clooney at an event the president had flown in to Los Angeles specifically for Clooney to host on his behalf. Other excerpts claimed he forgot the names of longtime aides, including that of his national security adviser, Jake Sullivan.

The top quote of the week: “It’s all Biden.” David Plouffe’s declaration in Original Sin gives voice to the party's furious silent undercurrent of supporters, many of whom did vote for Kamala Harris in 2024 but still watched helplessly on election night as she underperformed nationally and lost ground to Republicans even in deep blue states. The architect of Barack Obama's 2008 campaign juggernaut, Plouffe's complaint followed an evisceration of the Biden administration policy on Israel Gaza by the Obamaworld hosts of Pod Save the World.

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UAE, Kazakhstan to strengthen relations in AI, space and energy

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Holders Spain seek to turn ‘suffering’ into success in final

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2 mins

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UAE MARKS 54TH EID AL ETIHAD WITH DEVELOPMENTAL ACHIEVEMENTS

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My daughter and I bear cost of poor Covid response

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Napoli ease past rivals Roma to join Milan at Serie A summit

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