Joseph Robinette Biden. Born 1942, November 20th so today he enters his 81st year. His gait is slower. His speech is slower. He’s often befuddled. Sometimes he’s bizarre and so often he just seems a bit off.

Gait disorders, particularly stiffer, shortened, more asymmetric strides, such as we see with Biden, often are linked to dementia, which is why Dr. Marc Siegel, a clinical professor of medicine at NYU Langone Medical Center, told Fox News he is concerned Biden’s medical report left out crucial information.

“I don’t like that they ascribe his gait issues to a broken foot … This is not a fully characterized neurological assessment of somebody with a gait problem, and I want to know why.”

Siegel says other tests needed to be done “to rule out things that … can be associated with cognitive changes like mental status, like dementia.”

For the 85 minutes that he was under anesthesia, Vice President Kamala Harris assumed the powers of the commander-in-chief, but if voters have anything to do with it, it’s the closest she’ll come to the top job.

The Cackler’s poll numbers have sunk even lower than Biden’s — just 28 percent approval in the latest USA Today-Suffolk University poll, a full 10 points below Biden’s abysmal 38 percent. That same poll found that the No. 1 item on the wish list voters have for Biden in the next year is for him to resign or retire.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ approval ratings continue to drop.

As Harris, his one-time heir apparent, offers cringe-inducing interviews and vacuous speeches, leaks have begun about discord in her office and friction with the White House that are designed to damage her further.

Needless to say, Democratic strategists are panicking,

That’s why the Washington Post claimed over the weekend that the president “and members of his inner circle have reassured allies in recent days that he plans to run for reelection in 2024.”

Why would anyone be “reassured” that a 79-year-old, cognitively lethargic candidate, whose poll ratings are down the drain, wants to run again?

The answer is ABK. Anyone But Kamala is preferable, and for the moment, that means Biden has to remain as notional place holder.

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