Comer Expands Investigation Into Biden’s "Cover-Up" of Mental Decline

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) is intensifying his investigation into the alleged cover-up of former President Joe Biden’s mental and physical decline.

With a focus on uncovering who made key executive branch decisions during Biden’s administration — potentially without his consent — Comer is reaching out to five more former White House staffers to gain critical insights.

His expanded probe is a direct response to concerns that the Biden administration’s senior officials may have been hiding the president’s deteriorating condition while making major decisions in his name.

The inquiry raises serious questions about transparency, executive power, and whether the American people were misled about Biden’s ability to carry out the duties of the presidency.

This new phase of Comer’s investigation centers around Biden’s mental state, specifically looking into how much control the president actually had over critical decisions and whether his cognitive decline was concealed by his staff.

Comer’s committee has already begun contacting key figures involved with Biden’s day-to-day operations to understand the level of authority Biden may have lost during his presidency.

As a part of this deep dive, Comer has sent formal letters to five top former White House aides, including former Chief of Staff Ron Klain, senior communications advisor Anita Dunn, top advisors Michael Donilon and Steve Ricchetti, and former Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Bruce Reed.

In these letters, Comer explicitly outlines his concerns and seeks interviews with these former officials to shed light on their roles in the administration.

According to Comer, these interviews are crucial to uncovering whether Biden’s staff essentially took over the executive functions of the presidency without the public being made aware of the situation.

"The Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is investigating the role of former senior White House officials in possibly usurping authority from former President Joe Biden," Comer wrote.

"The Committee seeks to understand who made key decisions and exercised the powers of the executive branch during the previous administration, possibly without former President Biden’s consent."

The investigation aims to reveal critical details about the president’s condition, both mental and physical, and how that may have impacted the policies and actions taken by his administration.

It also looks at how the White House staff could have potentially devised a strategy to conceal Biden’s declining health.

Given the sensitivity of the matter, the committee is investigating the issue with the seriousness it deserves — acknowledging that if Biden’s health was indeed hidden from the public and Congress, it would call for legislative action to address this lack of transparency.

One of the more significant parts of Comer’s investigation centers around the role of former White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain. Klain, who served as Biden’s right-hand man for years, was by his side as a trusted advisor, guiding Biden through major policy decisions.

Comer’s committee wants to know the extent to which Klain was involved in managing the president’s health and, if so, whether he was part of a team that shielded the public from the truth about Biden’s condition.

In a letter to Klain, Comer references a conversation from a Politico article, in which Klain reportedly described cutting short debate prep with Biden in 2024 due to the president’s “fatigue and lack of familiarity with the subject matter.”

The article also mentioned that Biden “didn’t really understand what his argument was on inflation.” This statement raised serious concerns for Comer, who believes Klain’s actions may have directly impacted the country’s leadership during a critical time.

In his letter to Klain, Comer said: “The scope of your responsibilities—both official and otherwise—and personal interactions within the Oval Office cannot go without investigation.”

But it wasn’t just Klain who is now under scrutiny. Anita Dunn, a former senior communications advisor to Biden, is another key figure in the investigation.

Dunn has been a close advisor to Biden for over a decade, and her insights into Biden’s mental acuity and overall health could be critical.

In Comer’s letter to Dunn, he asked for her testimony to help the committee understand the depth of Biden’s decline. He wrote: “The Committee seeks to understand your observations of former President Biden’s mental acuity and health as one of his closest advisors.”

What makes this investigation so important is that it is about more than just one individual or one administration. It speaks to the broader issue of executive accountability, transparency, and the need for the American public to trust their elected leaders.

If Biden’s cognitive decline was hidden for political purposes, this undermines the public’s faith in the democratic process and weakens the presidency itself.

For decades, U.S. presidents have been held to a high standard, and the public expects the president to be mentally capable of handling the responsibilities of office.

If the Biden administration was complicit in hiding or downplaying his condition, it’s a breach of trust that demands scrutiny. Even more troubling is the possibility that the White House staff made significant decisions in the name of a president who was no longer mentally capable of fully understanding or overseeing those decisions.

If these claims are proven to be true, it raises serious questions about who actually ran the country during Biden’s time in office.

The American people deserve leaders who are mentally and physically capable of handling the job. This investigation is not about partisanship — it’s about ensuring that the people in charge of making decisions that impact the lives of millions are fit for office.

If Biden’s health has been concealed, this would be a massive violation of public trust, and it’s important that Congress takes action to investigate and hold those responsible accountable.

For years, President Trump faced continuous challenges and obstruction from the Left, whether it was through impeachment proceedings, endless investigations, or attempts to undermine his policies.

Yet, despite these attacks, Trump remained resolute in his determination to make America great again, proving time and time again that he was the leader who would fight for the American people.

Now, under the leadership of Rep. James Comer, the fight for accountability continues. The investigation into Biden’s mental decline and the potential cover-up by White House staff is an extension of the same principles Trump fought for: transparency, accountability, and putting the American people first.

Trump’s presidency was marred by constant opposition, but his success in promoting American prosperity and national security can never be overlooked.

Now, through the work of GOP leaders like Comer, Trump’s vision of a nation led by leaders who answer to the people is still alive and well.

As Comer expands his investigation, it’s clear that his pursuit of justice is not a partisan attack on Biden or the Democrats. It is a fight for the integrity of the presidency itself.

It is about ensuring that future presidents are accountable to the American people and that the country is never led by an administration that hides the truth from its citizens.

As the investigation continues, it’s important to remember the opposition that Comer and his colleagues face from Democrats like Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, who have done everything in their power to obstruct any attempt to hold the Biden administration accountable.

Democrats have consistently blocked efforts to investigate the Biden family’s business dealings, pushed back on efforts to secure the southern border, and worked to preserve a broken system of governance that leaves Americans behind.

Schumer, in particular, has played a major role in hindering the GOP’s efforts to expose the truth and hold powerful figures accountable. He’s obstructed important legislation, blocked judicial nominees, and worked tirelessly to prevent Trump from succeeding.

The difference between Schumer’s party and Trump’s Republicans is clear: while Schumer fights to maintain the status quo, Trump and his supporters fight to change the system and hold everyone accountable.

In contrast, Comer’s investigation into Biden’s mental decline and the possible cover-up by White House staff is a breath of fresh air. It shows that, despite the opposition, Republicans are still fighting for transparency and accountability.

They are still working to uncover the truth and expose any corruption or negligence that may have taken place during Biden’s presidency.

Rep. James Comer’s investigation into Biden’s cognitive decline and the potential cover-up by White House staff is one of the most important actions Congress can take to restore trust in the presidency.

The American people deserve leaders who are fit to lead, and if Biden’s health has been concealed for political reasons, it’s time for accountability. Trump’s leadership continues to inspire a movement that demands transparency and respect for the rule of law.

This investigation isn’t just about Biden; it’s about ensuring that future presidents are held to the highest standards and that the people’s trust is never taken for granted.

As the investigation continues, let’s stand with Trump, Comer, and the GOP as they fight for a stronger, more accountable America. The future of the country depends on it.