Biden: Does a left hand know what the right hand is doing?

White House Communications Director, Kate Bedingfield, says Biden "never shies away from taking questions."

White House Press Secretary,  Jen Psaki, says, "Biden taking impromptu reporter questions is not something we recommend." https://www.foxnews.com/media/white-house-communications-director-claims-biden-questions

Biden says, "i'm a hairy guy."

Biden can, apparently, tell the truth, but he's failed at convincing his staff.

Fuck the media. Biden is a chad. He doesn't bow to them. They bow to him and ask him the questions his staff feeds them

Yeah, case in point, the preselected "journalists" following Biden's reading today.

correct. A true chad can handle the media. Bush junior had a great media game plan as well. He just found a way to feed them passive information in controlled settings and having them regurgitate it. 

Granted a co servative who can control the liberal media is more impressive, but Biden handles them like a chad

I don't think Biden handles anything. His handlers handle the media. Biden is clueless.

part of being a good leader is hiring people smarter than you and delegating to their strengths. 

Delegating being the keyword. Biden is strictly delegated by others, and does none of it himself. Hell, even Jill delegates Joe, constantly reminding him that she is not her sister, and that sniffing hair is strictly for other women and girls, but never Jill. She will not be demeaned. There is nothing you can say that will convince that Biden is otherwise; he's a cipher. Jill ought to oppose him in '24, assuming he lasts that long.

well, yes running a dementia patient  is unfathomabley cruel and pretty much proof the people close to him don't love him, in order to allow it to happen.

But imagine becoming president after you get dementia, not before like Reagan. That is a fucking chad. Most can't even become president even with a very high functioning IQ

according to this site, 28 of the 46 Presidents score above IQ 130.

most presidents having a high IQ, does not mean that most people with High IQs become president. 

The fact that any president has had an IQ below 130 is scary, when it should pretty much go to whoever has the highest IQ anyway.

that would be chaotic

One's politics have little to do with relative intelligence, nor with the wisdom associated with that intelligence. So, no, I would not decide to support a presidential candidate on intelligence, alone. Having executive experience, better in the privater sector, speaks loudly to me, as one of several measures.