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GOP House Leader Dragged After Trying To Slam Biden For Needing 5 Hours Of Sleep A Night

GOP House Leader Dragged After Trying To Slam Biden For Needing 5 Hours Of Sleep A Night
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GOP House Leader Kevin McCarthy has come under fire and scrutiny many times this year already. For example, his willingness to turn the other cheek to fellow GOP Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's increasingly unhinged antics has had people questioning his leadership.

McCarthy's understanding of basic human functionality also came under question after an appearance on Fox News, wherein he attempted to deride President Joe Biden's sleep schedule, saying that Biden "doesn't have the energy" of his predecessor because of his need to sleep five hours per night.




Sleeping five hours per night is still well under the Mayo Clinic's recommendations for a healthy sleep schedule.

Sleep deprivation can lead to greater increased symptoms of dementia--something that could easily be responsible for former President Donald Trump's erratic behavior, including insane tweets and inciting an insurrection against Congress and his own Vice President.






The comparison briefly had #Adderall trending.

Adderall, an amphetamine mostly prescribed to children diagnosed with an Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD), is a stimulant with the ability to keep somebody awake for inhumanly long periods of time, especially if abused recreationally.













Whatever Joe Biden is doing, as he did indeed keep several of his first-100 days campaign promises with little-to-no problem, including surpassing the "100 million shots in 100 days" by close to double; it seems to be working.

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