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View: Don't you forget to remember - Vimarsana News

View: Don't you forget to remember

Joe Biden's persistent lapses of memory have become a talking point in the US. Earlier this month, in his investigation into POTUS' handling of classified documents, special counsel Robert Hur, a registered Republican, mentioned Biden's 'significantly limited' memory, which caught both Biden and Democrats off guard. Sur claimed that, among other issues, the 81-year-old Biden had problems remembering the years he served as veep, and the day his son, Beau, died.

Opinion: What we can learn in the 'era of cognitive challenges,' when politicians and celebrities suffer from brain disorders - Vimarsana News

Opinion: What we can learn in the 'era of cognitive challenges,' when politicians and celebrities suffer from brain disorders

The Senate minority leader freezes on camera. Trump mixes up "Sioux Falls" and "Sioux City." Those are natural parts of aging, and more people would get help if we discussed them openly.

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No tweet is worth not responding to - Vimarsana News

No tweet is worth not responding to

No tweet is worth not responding to SECTIONS Last Updated: Feb 04, 2021, 08:20 AM IST Share Getty Images Related Sometimes, in the melee between two parties, it’s best to sit back and watch the fun. If you have the time, or the predilection for this kind of thing, that is. The case of environmental activist Greta Thunberg, singer Rihanna, and US vice-president Kamala Harris’ niece, among others, tweeting in support of protesting Indian farmers is not something worth a kerfuffle or fluffing up your pillow. After all, public personalities, are free to choose — or not choose — their ca...