NY Times crushes Biden with avalanche of criticism following Hur report: ‘A dark moment’ for his presidency
The New York Times has increased its scrutiny of President Biden following the release of Special Counsel Robert Hur’s report on the president’s handling of classified information. While Biden was not charged, Hur suggested that a jury might find the president a “sympathetic, elderly man with a poor memory”, which has sparked concern about Biden’s cognitive abilities. Several Times correspondents, including Michael Shear, Maureen Dowd, and David French, have written pieces addressing the president’s age, mental acuity, and fitness for office. However, other Times writers, such as Paul Krugman and Charan Ranganath, have defended Biden, downplaying the significance of his age and memory issues.
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