Reagan's Daughter Advocates for Cognitive Tests for Presidential Candidates

Patti Davis supports cognitive assessments amid concerns over Biden's memory and the age of potential nominees.

Patti Davis, Ronald Reagan's daughter, supports cognitive tests for presidential candidates, highlighting concerns over Joe Biden's memory.
Recent polls show a majority of Americans believe both Joe Biden and Donald Trump are 'too old' to serve as president again.
Nikki Haley, Trump's Republican challenger, emphasizes the age of the likely nominees as a 'national security matter'.
Special counsel report on Biden notes 'significant limitations in his memory', intensifying calls for cognitive tests for politicians over 75.
Davis criticizes the current state of politics, longing for the civility and human connection her father advocated for.