Top Democrats are taking heat for supporting former President Joe Biden's re-election campaign despite frequent visits that should have made them aware of his cognitive decline.

Fewer people are buying Team Biden’s efforts to play down reports that he was mentally declining as president, believing instead that his aides and the media engaged in a cover-up to hide his failings.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), the chair of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, is writing letters to two dozen former senior Biden administration officials to appear before his committee to answer what they knew about former President Biden’s health problems in light of allegations that White House officials deliberately kept his cognitive and physical

During a press conference in July 2024, Karine Jean-Pierre sparred with reporters who suggested that the White House was covering up President Biden's cognitive decline.

California Democratic gubernatorial candidate Antonio Villaraigosa accused former Vice President Kamala Harris, one of his possible competitors in the governor’s race, of being involved in a “systematic cover-up” to conceal former President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline from the public eye.

Commentator Hugh Hewitt said Democrats "screwed up" by not stating the extent of former President Joe Biden's cognitive decline.

A new book, detailing the inner workings of the Biden White House and campaign as it defended his mental acuity, labeled deputy press secretary the "tip of the spear."

Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha mocked ABC News's The View for missing the "biggest story" of former President Joe Biden's mental decline and subsequent cover-up. The hosts of the network's daytime talk show attempted to dismiss revelations from the book co-written by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson,