I would say we are moar of a "psychic force oflight"
…she's just on the wrong team…so there is that…
''Marianne .. nothing will stop whats coming…nothing"
Fact check: An NC congressman is diagnosing Joe Biden’s mental state
The issue: A Republican U.S. representative from North Carolina has gone further than even President Donald Trump in questioning the mental state of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.
Greg Murphy, who represents much of Eastern North Carolina in the U.S. House, has said repeatedly in the last few weeks that Biden, the 77-year-old former vice president, has dementia.
Murphy is a medical doctor — a urologist. But experts at the UNC Department of Neurology said diagnosing dementia requires a comprehensive evaluation, including in-person tests.
Still, Murphy has posted versions of the claim at least four times on Twitter, saying Biden “obviously is fighting the ravages of dementia.”
Asked about it by The News & Observer on Monday, Murphy did not change his tune, adding that he’s only saying what the public thinks.
“The majority of American people believe he does have dementia,” Murphy said on a news conference the Trump campaign held by phone.
Polls do not back up Murphy’s assessment of Americans’ concerns about Biden’s mental state. In fact, more voters have questions about the 74-year-old Trump’s fitness for office, according to several recent polls.
Why we’re checking this: Many people are seeing claims about Biden’s mental state, whether suggestions in campaign ads or more explicit claims on Twitter, which now come with a congressman’s endorsement.
What you need to know: Murphy, a Greenville Republican, has not examined Biden, but he said he’s been in medicine for more than 30 years.
“Part of my job is to look, listen and make assessments,” he said Monday.
“He does have signs of dementia,” Murphy said.
Murphy said Biden is not “physically up or mentally up for the job.” He cited Biden’s speech patterns and said “I don’t think one has to be a rocket scientist” to see it.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/election/article245043195.html