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One Brow said:
Not me. He's 78, and there is a decent chance he'll die in office.

I don't confuse a person near 80 slowing down with dementia, but I can certainly recognize they aren't what they were 10 years ago.
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Lol what a **** excuse. He's 78 but might die but he's obviously got no dementia at 78 even though he can't even formula concise sentences anymore.

You don't just suddenly slow down between the two videos I posted without underlying issues... You don't just lose your brain unless you are literally losing your ability to think properly.
 
I'm not sure if there would be video, since as I've said before, I'm sure it gets more difficult to control as you progress to old old age. However, here's a 2013 article talking about it:

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Joe Biden: The Most Misunderstood Man in Washington

He is the most quietly effective politician in D.C. The "Most Influential Vice President in History." One of our nation's most senior statesmen. So why is the man who could be the next president also the butt of so many jokes? Jeanne Marie Laskas gets to know the most misunderstood man in...
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JazzyFresh said:
Lol what a **** excuse. He's 78 but might die but he's obviously got no dementia at 78 even though he can't even formula concise sentences anymore.
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He never was much for concise sentences, in my recollection.

However, I would never say he "obviously" doesn't have dementia, just that I haven't seen any evidence of it. I'm not a doctor.

JazzyFresh said:
You don't just suddenly slow down between the two videos I posted without underlying issues... You don't just lose your brain unless you are literally losing your ability to think properly.
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We already know sufficient underlying issues: stuttering and the normal aging process. That's more than sufficient to explain the slowdown.
 
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One Brow said:
However, I would never say he "obviously" doesn't have dementia, just that I haven't seen any evidence of it. I'm not a doctor.


We already know sufficient underlying issues: stuttering and the normal aging process. That's more than sufficient to explain the slowdown.
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Sounds like dementia to me................

My father is 75 and is still sharp as a tack. My grandmother on the other hand was exactly like Biden before she went downhill.
 
JazzyFresh said:
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Sounds like dementia to me................

My father is 75 and is still sharp as a tack. My grandmother on the other hand was exactly like Biden before she went downhill.
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You don't see any difference between your father at 75 and what he was at 65? Ooooookay.
 
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