Investigation Uncovers Biden Use of Note Cards Featuring Prominent Democrats

Recent revelations from documents obtained by Fox News Digital reveal that President Joe Biden used multiple "palm cards" containing photos and brief biographies of prominent Democrats such as Hillary Clinton and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer during public appearances, highlighting concerns about his cognitive acuity. These hand-sized note cards included detailed information about key figures and award recipients, suggesting Biden needed reminders to recognize even well-known political allies. Four of the five cards were stamped with "PRESIDENT HAS SEEN," indicating Biden reviewed them ahead of events. One card contained a reporter's pre-submitted question, fueling allegations that the media coordinated with the White House on questions, raising calls for hearings on possible state-run media practices. Biden's reliance on such aides supports longstanding observations of his struggles with memory and public speaking, including use of scripted stage directions and prompts for recognizing people and journalists. While it remains unclear how frequently these cards were used, the disclosures have reignited debate over Biden's fitness for office and the transparency of his administration's interactions with the press.