Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., expressed his belief that if President Biden’s cognitive abilities are as impaired as suggested, he should consider stepping down, with the first lady potentially playing a role in this decision.
Kennedy emphasized the need for unscripted discussions and debates to assess Biden’s fitness for re-election.
“I think anybody can make up their mind about [Biden’s situation] as well as I can. I hope that if he has the kind of cognitive challenges that the special counsel indicated he has, and if I were in that position, a member of my family or staff would approach me and assist me in gently stepping down,” Kennedy said.
“[T]ell us what he’s going to do about closing the border,” he said of Biden. “Tell us … what he’s going to do about restoring the middle class, about ending the… forever-wars around the world, about unraveling corporate capture and all these issues that are critical to our country right now,” he said.
“We need a president who is on the ball, somebody who we all trust to answer that phone call at 3:00 in the morning.”
Meanwhile, there are reports of discussions within Democratic circles about potential replacements for Biden, with names like Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer being mentioned.
“I’m grateful people here in Pennsylvania and people across the nation are taking notice of the way we get stuff done,” Shapiro said.
“I send you and your family my sincerest apologies. God bless you,” Kennedy wrote on X.
Kennedy also addressed a Super Bowl ad featuring his likeness and his recent apology for any hurt feelings caused by its content.
“I don’t apologize for the ad, but I don’t want to hurt people’s feelings,” he said.
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