Was Biden on Drugs for the State of the Union? White House Official Retweeted Reporter’s Comment, “I Guess There’s No Adderall Shortage at the White House”

Joe Biden’s fiery delivery of the State of the Union address Thursday night gave rise to speculation the 81-year-old had been given stimulant drugs such as Adderall to prop him up for the night. That speculation was enhanced by a retweet on X Twitter by a senior White House official.

White House Deputy Communications Director Herbie Ziskend retweeted a comment posted during Biden’s speech by New York magazine reporter Olivia Nuzzi, “I guess there’s no adderall shortage at the White House.”

I guess there’s no adderall shortage at the White House

— Olivia Nuzzi (@Olivianuzzi) March 8, 2024

Newsmax anchor Jenn Pellegrino captured the state of the State of the Union address:

Speaker Johnson is all of us right now #SOTUpic.twitter.com/6KmPRxfpl2

— Jenn Pellegrino

(@JennPellegrino) March 8, 2024

Earlier Thursday, Politico’s Laura Egan reported the White House said Biden was loading up on carbs for the speech:

“It’s a big night for President Joe Biden. And in preparation for his speech, he carbo loaded. Biden served chicken parm at the lunch he hosted with TV anchors this afternoon at the White House, according to a White House aide. No word yet on what he

Source: The Gateway Pundit