Media, Democrats insist Biden has ‘strong mental acuity' after special counsel probe hits his ‘poor memory'

Multiple Democrats and mainstream media figures strongly disagreed with Special Counsel Robert Hur's report on President Biden and his "poor memory," insisting that the world leader is "on his game."

Democrats like Rep. Dan Goldman, D-N.Y., Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., and prominent journalists like former CNN reporter John Harwood insisted that Biden is one of the "sharpest" people they’ve dealt with and is more than capable of handling his job as president.

He’s "on his game," Dingell insisted in a recent cable news interview.

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They pushed this idea even though a major portion of American voters believe the president’s age and mental acuity are in question.

The talking points in defense of Biden’s mental competence started up after Hur released a report, Thursday, on his investigation into Biden’s alleged mishandling of classified documents while he was a private citizen.

Hur noted that there was evidence that Biden did illegally handle documents, but declined to recommend criminal charges against the leader, in part due to the special counsel team's belief that a future jury would see Biden’s "poor memory" as compromising his ability to willfully commit the crime.

Biden’s press conference on Thursday – his attempt to assuage concerns about his acuity that spiked after Hur’s report ­– spun the chatter about the findings into a frenzy. The president appeared defensive and combative towards reporters, he disputed Hur’s findings, and even confused the presidents of Mexico and Egypt in a now-viral gaffe.

The press conference prompted even pro-Biden talking heads to admit that his age and mental fitness are a liability and