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I have. Close-up.

And there is no relation to the new president elect.

It's a broad diagnosis with various types of causes and manifestations.

As an aside, you are arguing that Joe simply confessed, and is now lying.

By the way, I also have a parent who suffers from it.

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(Aside: There is no allegation here that Biden has the early onset type of Alzheimers.)

Normal dementia (something I have seen up close) is usually not an instantaneous switch. I have watched it slowly take down someone of the course of 10+ years, and the early stages are just weird comments here and there. Then maybe things are remembered that are 80% true (e.g., finding a note written twenty years ago and thinking it was written yesterday and it needs to be acted upon immediately). Maybe a thing is remembered as happening, but the background behind it is not instantly recalled, and the person fills in with other information to make it seem sensible...after all, they can still be coherent much of the time.

During the early stages, the person can seem totally coherent at times, but only have spells that cause people to wonder...privately at first...aloud later..."How can grandpa think that?" is often the first reaction, but nothing more. It may be years before an event happens that causes someone to say, "Oh my god, we've got a serious issue on our hands. Grandpa needs to see a doctor."

People make excuses for (or just ignore) oddities until they pile up and a need for a medical diagnosis is staring them in the face, and they can no longer deny it.

Some people continue making excuses even after the need for medical treatment is obvious.

brain malfunction problem....you know, the kind that would make him unfit for office that he wouldn't admit up until now. He calls it "being old").
Now when young Dems get caught admitting to cheating, that is called "being young".

just enough in fact so that despite there being many millions of people in each state, the margin is raozr thin. One might even wonder statistically how this is possible unless someone is manufacturing just enough to accomplish their goals.

Or, one could believe that it is all just a 1 in 10 trillion type of coincidence.

So when Joe is on video admitting setting up the one system that could explain this otherwise mathematically implausible event, then yeah, he simply said it "because he's old", and we need to take that very scientific answer as fact.

Lewy Body, maybe? I'm very familiar with that one too.

This ain't it.

He's old. Really old. That's all.

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my father-in-law in early stages. But what do I know, I only lived with it. But it looks like you have also and that sucks. So it's ok for you to be an expert in it but not me?

as it worsens, the common features become more obvious. There are different causes but without access to his medical history and records, and an exam, we can't know for sure.

I would put Biden at Stage 2 or 3. (More toward 3 is likely when his meds wear off and when he is tired at the end of the day).

Either way, he admitted to setting up a fraud system for his election - whatever his mental condition.

my mother finally admitted she needed to put him in the nursing home, he lived 6 more months, he was still somewhat social, but tempermental, he slugged a guy. He and the same guy tried to figure out a way to escape the nursing home as when the door buzzed it meant it was temporarily open. Out of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

Prior to that time he loved to walk and shovel snow. He would get lost and he would shovel the snow until he could find the sidewalk, the problem was there was no sidewalk in front of my parents home.

About a week before he died he realized that something was wrong with one of the nurses that was there and he asked what was wrong. She said oh Frank, I am so worried about my mother, she is very sick. He said well let's go say some prayers for her. He still ate all his food and as far as I know, had no incontenance. One week later he got into a fight with one of the other patients and they proceeded to give him a strong drug at the hospital which absolutely took everything away. I later got him to swallow and the very kind nurse that was with us thought he would be going back to nursing home again. They gave him the same shot again. The very kind old nurse told me they should not have given him the same drug and he died. Two nurses were in the office with the two doctors and I later realized they were just sitting there acting glum because they knew they made a mistake, while listening to the doctors say they did all the right things.

My brothers were not as upset as me because my dad was 91 and not really the best father to my older brother. And what the heck 91 and living miserably in a nursing home based on their values of quality of life. I was more angry but we were not about to sue over a 91 year old even though he probably could have lived 5 more years and been happy with his life even if it did not measure up to what my brothers thought was an acceptable quality of life.

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staying busy. Keeping him on a consistent schedule was key. Any changes really screwed with him until he got used to it. Had really good days but also angry days and forgetful days until it got worse. Changes of medication worked at times but didn't prevent what was coming for him.

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They vote biden for prez. They give control of the PA House and PA Senate to the Republicans.

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