A new survey by Issues & Insights/TIPP found that 64% of Americans are concerned about the mental health of their president, Joe Biden, after his recent public appearances indicated a possible decline in cognitive function as a result of old age, increasing the level of concern among citizens.
For the sake of comparison, at the beginning of August, the poll’s editors asked the citizens whether they were worried about the president’s mental health, and to what extent, and 59% of the respondents answered that they were worried to a great extent. The responses came from 82% Republicans, 56% Independents, but only 39% Democrats.
However, when Americans were asked the same question again in the latest online survey of 1,376 adults across the U.S. conducted Oct. 5-7, the overall number who said they were worried grew to 64 percent, nearly two-thirds of all respondents.
As you may remember, just last night (Sunday) the American President tripped his tongue once more and made an embarrassing statement, when during a rally of the Democratic Party in Pennsylvania he said that there are 54 states in the United States, when it is known that there are only 50 states.
Joe Biden just said there are 54 states. pic.twitter.com/UUsJF2iRjX
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) October 29, 2022