There's been a lot of talk in the news the past few weeks about the current administration's efforts to cover up President Joe Biden's cognitive decline and keep it from the public eye. These charges are more likely political moves than serious concerns from those who lob them (maybe with the hope of discrediting his likely successor, Kamala Harris, or to distract from the Trump campaign as it restrategizes on the fly for a contender they didn't count on).

But is it a legitimate concern that maybe there was a cover-up of Biden's decline? Could the entire public have been fooled until the fateful debate performance on June 27, when it became apparent to all that President Biden was indeed beginning to show signs of cognitive difficulties? Does it make sense that there would have been an organized effort in play to shield the public from his........

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