Biden's Grip on Black Voters Faltering, Conway Warns

Fox News contributor Kellyanne Conway expresses concern over President Biden's campaign strategy, highlighting backlash against the White House's claims of "deepfakes" and arguing it exposes their worries about his stamina ahead of the November elections.

Kellyanne Conway, a Fox News contributor and former advisor to President Donald Trump, has voiced concerns about President Joe Biden's campaign strategy and the White House's handling of viral videos depicting the president's apparent confusion.

In an interview on "The Brian Kilmeade Show" Tuesday, Conway criticized White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre for dismissing the videos as "deepfakes." She argued that this attempt to deceive the public demonstrates the Biden team's anxiety about his stamina and fitness for a second term in office.

Biden's Grip on Black Voters Faltering, Conway Warns

Conway emphasized that the White House's strategy of denying the evident cognitive decline observed in Biden's recent public appearances is misguided. She noted that the press corps, who frequently accompany the president, has witnessed this decline firsthand and is not easily fooled by such claims.

She asserted that Jean-Pierre's repeated use of the term "deepfakes" is a blatant lie, as the authenticity of the videos is undeniable. Conway urged Jean-Pierre to abandon this strategy of deception, which she described as "odious and onerous."

Biden's Grip on Black Voters Faltering, Conway Warns

Conway also criticized the White House's focus on attacking former President Trump rather than addressing the real concerns of American voters. She questioned the administration's claims about the success of the Chips Act and the Afghanistan withdrawal, suggesting that these were merely attempts to distract from Biden's shortcomings.

She highlighted the lack of transparency surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris's schedule, noting that her public appearances are rarely announced in advance. Conway expressed skepticism about Harris's abilities and questioned her suitability for the role of vice president.

Biden's Grip on Black Voters Faltering, Conway Warns

Conway acknowledged the challenges faced by elderly people who may experience cognitive decline, but she emphasized that Biden's condition is particularly concerning given the current global crises and the need for a decisive leader. She urged Americans to give Biden "grace and pity" but cautioned against granting him a second term.

The White House's dismissal of the videos as "deepfakes" has drawn widespread criticism from lawmakers and commentators. Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan expressed concern about Biden's cognitive decline, noting that he is markedly different from the candidate he debated in 2012.

Biden's Grip on Black Voters Faltering, Conway Warns

Numerous controversial videos have surfaced recently, including footage from Biden's visit to commemorate D-Day in France, the G-7 summit in Italy, and a recent fundraiser for his campaign. These videos have raised questions about Biden's age and fitness to serve as president.

The White House's attempts to downplay these concerns have been met with skepticism and alarm. Critics argue that the administration's priority should be to address the apparent decline in Biden's cognitive abilities, not to engage in misleading tactics that undermine public trust.