The National Review editorial board reacted to President Biden's decision not seek re-election in November, demanding he leave office immediately.
The National Review editorial board called on President Biden to resign from office in a scathing editorial on Sunday after he announced he would not seek re-election in November. 'Biden should take the next logical step and resign the presidency,' the editorial board wrote. 'It’s possible to imagine a president not being able to campaign but still being capable of carrying out his official duties — say, if he had a serious physical impairment.
While Biden 'has obviously been confused in public…we are getting disturbing reports of his not recognizing friends and Democratic lawmakers in private,' they continue. 'Whatever the level of his decline at the moment, it is sure to get worse. The country deserves to have complete assurance that the president of the United States, whatever his party or ideology, is fully in possession of his faculties.
That cover-up was intended to deceive the American people, but its first victims were Democratic primary voters, who were denied a real choice or a real say in their party’s nominee. The serious potential candidates were sidelined by pressure to close ranks publicly behind Biden, who refused to debate the few, marginal primary opponents he attracted.' The editors called on the Democratic Party to apologize to former presidential candidate Rep.
Biden is no longer offering himself up as the next president of the United States until January 2029 and, if he really wants to put the country first as he said in his statement, should resign the presidency right now.' The no-holds-barred editorial comes as Republican lawmakers call on Biden to resign from office immediately following his announcement to withdraw from the race. Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La.
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