Doctors call for Biden to take mental competency test after scathing classified docs report: ‘Something isn’t right’

As a practicing physician with years of experience, I am increasingly concerned about the mental competency of our nation's leaders, an issue brought to light in a recent New York Post article. In this article, I am quoted expressing my concerns about President Biden's mental fitness, a topic that has become critically important following a scathing report on classified documents.

The report raises significant questions about the President’s cognitive abilities and his capacity to effectively lead the country. As a medical professional, I believe it is imperative that any leader, especially the President, be held to rigorous mental competency standards to ensure they are fully capable of fulfilling their duties.

Mental competency is not just about memory or cognition, but also about the ability to handle stress, make sound decisions, and maintain clear and effective communication. These are essential qualities for any leader, particularly the President of the United States, who must navigate complex and high-stakes situations daily.

The call for a mental competency test is not a partisan issue; it is a matter of national security and public trust. Ensuring that our leaders are mentally fit to serve is crucial for maintaining the stability and integrity of our government. As highlighted in the article, the current situation warrants serious consideration and action to address these concerns for the benefit of the country and its future.

In my practice, I have seen firsthand the importance of early detection and intervention in mental health issues. Applying similar vigilance to our leaders can only strengthen our nation's resilience and ensure that those in power are truly capable of the immense responsibilities they bear.