Missouri AG Bailey Urges DOJ Probe Into Biden's Cognitive Decline

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has requested an investigation from the Department of Justice into whether President Joe Biden's cognitive decline has allowed his staff to implement far-left policies without his informed consent. In a letter to DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz, Bailey argues that Biden's mental capacity raises serious questions about the legality of his executive actions, including clemency grants and orders related to energy exports. Citing a report from Special Counsel Robert Hur, which described Biden as 'an elderly man with a poor memory,' Bailey contends that if Biden did not knowingly approve these decisions, they could be deemed 'legally void.' This request comes amidst ongoing debates regarding Biden's mental fitness, with House Speaker Mike Johnson also raising concerns about Biden's awareness of his own signed orders. The White House has yet to respond to Bailey's claims, and it remains uncertain if the DOJ will pursue the investigation. Bailey's assertions reflect a growing political discourse surrounding the President's cognitive abilities during his administration.