Texas Republican MP Ronny Jackson, a former White House doctor, believes that President Biden’s performance at the press conference raises questions about his suitability for the job.
The Texas congressman told Fox News on Friday that Biden’s behavior at his first solo press conference on Thursday – which occurred 64 days after he took office – “should concern all Americans who want to know if its president is fit for duty and in control “.
“The President of the United States was armed with a picture book of friendly reporters to summon and with what appeared to be prepared responses, but he barely managed to survive his first press conference,” said Jackson.
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“If President Biden is unable to deal with the questions of his cheerleaders in the White House press, then it is worrying to think about how he represents the American people when speaking with foreign leaders,” continued the former White House doctor.
“Policies aside, this should concern all Americans who want to know if their president is fit for duty and in control.”
Biden, 78, stumbled several times and fell while boarding Air Force One last week. White House press secretary Jen Psaki later shied away from questioning whether the president was examined by a doctor after the fall.
The president was spotted in photos that appeared to use “glue sheets” in his first press conference, photos revealed.
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Only 25 reporters were allowed to attend the press conference, and only a select number of reporters were asked to ask questions.
Biden drew criticism after despising Fox News for asking questions, while appearing to choose reporters from a shortlist.