Former White House physician and current Representative Ronny Jackson has announced his intention to send a recommendation letter to the White House, urging them to test President Joe Biden for performance-enhancing drugs ahead of the upcoming presidential debate with Donald Trump.
Taking to Twitter, Jackson made his demands clear with a tweet that read: “DRUG TEST BIDEN BEFORE THE DEBATE! Will we see Sleepy Joe, who lives in the White House Basement, or will we see Jacked-Up Joe who made an appearance at the State Of The Union??? The American people deserve to know if their ‘President’ is taking Performance Enhancing Drugs! TEST BIDEN NOW!!”
During an appearance on Maria Bartiromo’s show, Jackson reiterated his position , where he announced his plans to formally request the drug test. He emphasized the American public’s right to transparency regarding their president’s health and cognitive abilities.
Flashback to January 2018
This isn’t the first time Jackson has been at the center of controversy regarding the health and fitness of a sitting president. In January 2018, as the White House physician, he defended President Trump’s cognitive health amidst media speculation and scrutiny. Jackson’s assessment of Trump’s cognitive fitness was met with skepticism and criticism from mainstream media, a stark contrast to what Jackson perceives as the current media’s leniency towards President Biden.
Jackson has been vocal about his concerns regarding President Biden’s fitness for office. He has previously stated that Biden is “not fit to be commander-in-chief and head of state,” asserting that “you don’t have to be a doctor to see it.”
Accusations of Hypocrisy
Jackson has accused Democrats and the mainstream media of hypocrisy, alleging a double standard in how the fitness of Trump and Biden has been treated. They argue that while the media aggressively questioned Trump’s cognitive health, they now dismiss or downplay concerns regarding Biden’s mental and physical condition.
As the debate approaches, Jackson’s call for a drug test adds another layer of drama and controversy to an already contentious election cycle. Whether the White House will respond to his recommendation remains to be seen, but the demand underscores ongoing concerns and debates about transparency and the health of the nation’s leaders.
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