Biden needs more sleep, will limit events that are past 8pm

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President Joe Biden told a group of governors that he should get more sleep and work fewer hours to avoid fatigue while carrying out his official duties and running for reelection, according to reports.
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www.washingtonexaminer.com

Biden says he needs to get more sleep and work fewer hours: Report

President Joe Biden told a group of governors that he should get more sleep and work fewer hours to avoid fatigue while carrying out his official duties
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But hey, he still wants your vote. He can do this. As long as nothing serious happens in the middle of the night everything will be fine for another 4 years.
 
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Fuck Joe Biden probably consistently does a dookie in his pants around 8pm.
Of course, then there's the "sundowning" thing to consider. Then it's sleepy time.
I doubt 8pm was just picked at random.


But Joe Stumblefuckmumblewordshitshispants should forge ahead with his quest for his 2nd term. He shouldn't listen to his critics and he should never give up and quit.

Only 4 more months. C'mon man, you know, the thing.
 
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Nice. Maybe he should take a nap with his blanky and work until 10 pm.
 
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thughes said:
It's called "sundowning"....look it up.
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^^^ This ^^^

My wife and her sister were the caretakers of a family member who suffered from dementia.
I was often involved with helping the wife with her caretaking responsibilities. I have seen the "sundowning" thing many times. I can spot it a mile away.

Also, a person with dementia after years of steady decline at some point will quickly deteriorate. They will keep on keeping on for years to some extent. But then whammo a big downfall happens. October Surprise?

I'm not an expert but unfortunately, I have been up close and personal with dementia, too close.
I sort of know what I'm talking about. :(
 
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