WNU Editor: Running in this campaign has definitely aged the former Vice President. A few months ago he looked OK, even with all of his gaffes. But lately his face has developed a look that you see in the old and the sick, and his speeches are becoming more rife with errors and confusion. My father spent the last seven years of his life in a nursing home, and that experienced exposed me to scores of people experiencing dementia and loss of cognitive abilities. That is why I can say with confidence that the former Vice-President has all the signs of someone who is now experiencing short term memory loss, and his symptoms are going to get worse with time. There is medication out there that can help, but there are limits. So here is an easy prediction. Unless he experiences a medical emergency or a complete collapse in his next debate with Senator Sanders, he will be the Democrat nominee for President. But he is not suited to run a full fledged campaign, so that is why I expect his handlers will now try to minimize his exposure, and to control the narrative and his appearances as much as possible. I would also be surprised if they will agree to more than two debates with President Trump. He has not stand-out in any of the past Democrat primary debates, and I do not expect him to stand-out in any future ones.
