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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Democrats are aghast, and I think it's fair to say, depressed at Donald Trump's second term. But did they help reelect him by covering

up for President Biden's mental and physical decline that came close to letting him run for re-election.

That's the question Democrats are facing anew, as new evidence emerges, that there were

a lot more signs of President Biden's decline than the party and the press were willing

to admit in 2023 and 2024. So what does that mean for the party going

forward? That's our subject for today in Potomac Watch. I'm Paul's You Go, editor of the Wall Street

Journal opinion pages with my colleagues Kyle Peterson and Kim Strassel. First, let's acknowledge

the president news late on Sunday that he

has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer that has spread to his bones. This is a very

tough diagnosis, though the announcement said it's a form of cancer amenable to hormone treatment,

which is good. We certainly wish the president well

as he undergoes treatment. And we'll talk a little more about the prostate issue later in the

program. But first, let's talk about the debate the Democrats are having about President Biden's

health and the 2024 election. A new book by Jake Tapper of CNN and Alex Thompson of Axios has come out,

and that's triggering much of this debate. And they write that they talk to 200 some Democrats

about Biden. And then they came up with this book. It's called Original Sin. President Biden's

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