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Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk created a sensational narrative on the mental state of President Biden with an alleged Secret Service whistleblower supposedly backing his story. According to the source, President Biden would get lost every morning in his own closet and never find his way out. The extraordinary tale garnered thousands of reactions on the Internet: some expressing disbelief, while some others claimed it justifies their longstanding doubts concerning Biden’s cognitive ability.
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Kirk spoke about the incident in the aftermath of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, saying that he had talked with various agents from the Secret Service. The so-called whistleblower was assigned to the Biden detail and almost witnessed firsthand the despair plaguing that president. Kirk said, describing the administration as lying: “The guy literally stumbling around in the White House residence couldn’t find his way out of his own closet.”
The statement provoked an eruption of reactions: some expressed horror from the mere thought of a man suffering from such evident mental incapacities sitting around with nuclear codes, one user wrote, “holy fucking shit and we have this guy holding the nuclear button for 4 years – god save us.” Others questioned why such a story was not aired during those times, with another user asking, “Why didn’t he say this when Joe was in office?”
Most responses put the blame on Jill Biden; a comment read, “Jill is complicit in the cover up,” with others stating that she “should be held in contempt and brought up on charges.” These accusations kept growing, with some claiming the First Lady would prefer power over serving mankind.
Still, not everyone took Kirk’s story at face value. Skeptics noted how the story literally sounded ridiculous, one user stated sarcastically, “bait used to be believable… it’s a fuckin closet guys.” Other people started questioning the logistics of Secret Service agents supposedly witnessing the president in such a private morning routine, with one commentator inquiring, “The secret service hang out in the presidents bedroom often?”
The conversation actually went beyond these alleged closet incidents into a more general discussion about his presidency. Numerous references to Biden’s well-known gaffes, falls, and embarrassing moments were cited to substantiate Kirk’s accusation. “We didn’t need whistleblowers to know something was wrong,” one said. “Ever listen to him talk? Ever? It was like watching demented anchorman.”
Some chose to get conspiratorial, implying the whole administration is aware of and involved in it. “They all knew – his cabinet should be tried for treason,” stated one commentator, while another said, “the whole world knew! Therefore, they all knew!” Such remarks illustrate a deep distrust harbored by some conservatives with regard to the transparency of the Biden administration.
Even the timing of Kirk’s revelation became something to be suspicious of, with critics pondering why such leaked claims needed to be unearthed only now, and not at varying points throughout Biden’s presidency. A user sharply wondered, “Is anyone else tired of politicians telling us how egregious things are/were while simultaneously not doing anything about it?” The comment not only manifests buildup frustration about conservative pundits and lawmakers claiming that they lack power to get Biden deemed unfit for office, but also leans toward exasperation that nothing has been done about that very issue.
It remains unclear whether Kirk will keep delivering evidence or further investigating the whistleblower as the story continues to make rounds on the Internet. This is another of several contentious claims about Biden’s mental state becoming flashpoints in the nation’s highly polarized political discourse. Whether the closet anecdote gains further traction or just becomes another fast-moving viral moment is entirely dependent on whether other members of the conservative media choose to take this story seriously or delve further into it.
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The White House has remained silent on Kirk’s comments, following tradition, refusing to answer such assertions by a political opponent. Nevertheless, in an age where such claims can go viral and shape public opinion irrespective of verification, this charge only further fuels ongoing debates on presidential capacity, media responsibility, and the limitations of political discourse.
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