White House in Turmoil as Questions Linger about Biden's Health

Despite claims by the White House that President Biden has not received any additional medical exams since his annual physical in February, sources within the administration and the Biden campaign paint a grim picture of deteriorating morale and concerns about the President's ability to continue his re-election campaign or serve a second term.

The White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, has maintained that Biden has not received any medical examinations beyond his annual physical in February. However, sources within the White House and the Biden campaign paint a different picture.

According to a recent report by Axios, morale among White House staffers has plummeted, with many expressing dissatisfaction with the deteriorating communication with higher-ups. One anonymous official told Axios, "Everyone is miserable, and senior advisers are a total black hole."

White House in Turmoil as Questions Linger about Biden's Health

The report also highlights growing concerns within the Democratic Party about Biden's age and fitness for office. Biden, who is 81, would be 86 by the end of his second term if re-elected. Democratic donors have reportedly urged him to drop out of the race in favor of a younger candidate.

"The only thing that can really allay concerns is for the president to demonstrate that he's capable of running this campaign," said a high-ranking Democratic National Committee official to Axios.

White House in Turmoil as Questions Linger about Biden's Health

The pressure on Biden has been exacerbated by reports of low staff morale and increasing tension within the White House. Sources have alleged that the inner circle surrounding Biden is "propping him up" like in the movie "Weekend at Bernie's."

Fox News Digital has reached out to the White House for comment on these reports but has not yet received a response.

White House in Turmoil as Questions Linger about Biden's Health

Despite the mounting pressure, Biden has insisted that he is "not going anywhere." At a barbecue for military service members on Thursday, Biden addressed the crowd's chants of "We need you!" by saying, "You got me, man."

The situation within the White House remains fluid, with the future of Biden's presidency and re-election campaign hanging in the balance. The deteriorating morale and questions about Biden's health have raised concerns among Democrats and Republicans alike, prompting speculation about whether the President will be able to fulfill his constitutional duties.

White House in Turmoil as Questions Linger about Biden's Health