Top White House Reporters, in Obituaries of the Biden Administration, Shy Away From Mentioning President’s Mental Decline 

Even as calls mount for an accounting in the press’s coverage of President Biden’s mental acuity prior to his exit from the presidential race, top outlets are not being reflective.

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President Biden delivers a nationally televised address from the Oval Office, July 15, 2024. Erin Schaff-Pool/Getty Images

As President Biden prepares to leave the White House and end his five-decade-long public career, members of the White House press corps who’ve covered his administration from day one  have been publishing their first drafts of the history of the 46th president.

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