Political analyst Sean Freeder joins News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton to break down the questions around Biden’s decline and what’s on the horizon for the Democrats on this week’s episode of Politics & Power.

Alex Thompson, co-author of the recently released exposé on former President Joe Biden, told Fox News Sunday that top aides ‘rationalized’ doing ‘undemocratic’ things to hide the president's cognitive decline,

Bernie Sanders admitted that the lack of a “fair primary” positions the Democratic Party as a “threat to Democracy,” while talking about Sanders’ 2016 presidential bid on a podcast.

Obtained by Newsweek ahead of its publication on May 20, Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again paints a stark portrait of a presidency in turmoil —and of a leader whose public image of control and clarity masked private struggles with memory, stamina and recognition.

The president ramped up attacks on his predecessor over the holiday weekend, even making him the focus of a Memorial Day postPresident Donald Trump continued attacking his predecessor, former President Joe Biden,

Former DOJ official Xochitl Hinojosa called out Democrats on Tuesday for "lying to everybody" about Biden after the Hur report was released and the Democratic Party deemed it "gratuitous."

McEnany pointed to a passage in the book Original Sin detailing how only a small group of people had regular access to Joe Biden during his term. The post Fox’s McEnany Says Tapper-Thompson Biden Book Actually ‘Exonerating’ for ‘Much of the Democratic Party’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Jon Lovett, a former aide to President Barack Obama, addressed the internal turmoil facing the Democratic Party and the delicate topic of President Joe Biden's health. Lovett's candid remarks underscore the tension among party insiders,

Smikle said the party’s current fixation on former President Joe Biden and his reported declining health during his term in office is a perfect case in point of why they aren’t connecting with those voters.