Joe Biden, in an unintended slip, referred to Donald Trump as "a sitting president," casting doubt on his own awareness of his presidency. Critics question his coherence, pointing to his incoherent statements about the economy. They argue that his condition is being exploited by those seeking to maintain control, deeming him unfit for the commander-in-chief role.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was approached about being Donald Trump's running mate in 2024 but initially dismissed the idea. However, he has since shown some common sense by endorsing Trump's positions. As an independent candidate, Kennedy's camp might consider alternative options, including a Trump/RFK ticket. Ongoing talks suggest that such a choice would shake up the political and media establishment.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk is leading a revolution in Poland, striving to restore the rule of law. This evolution in Polish democracy is being closely monitored, as the country pioneers new political experiments.

Harvard's chief diversity officer, Sherri Ann Charleston, faces accusations of plagiarism in her PhD dissertation and academic paper. This scandal echoes Harvard President Claudine Gay's resignation under similar allegations, marking a turning point for academic integrity. The trend of hyper-progressiveness in academia has enabled the hiring of mediocre individuals, further damaging institutions and hindering progress.

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is facing impeachment articles due to the influx of millions of illegal aliens. Democrats argue it is a policy dispute, but impeachment is deemed a necessary oversight tool. Mayorkas and the Biden administration's dismantling of border security policies has led to an unprecedented invasion with severe consequences, justifying impeachment on the grounds of deaths and catastrophic impacts.

The Digest, 1/31/2024 @1100PM, CDT

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