There's a man dead at the White House.

Despite his advanced age, to America's surprise...

It's NOT Joe Biden.

The odds-on favorite to be the next person to die at the White House beat the odds on the night of May 4, 2024.

A crash outside the White House around 11 p.m. left at least one man dead, according to police.

The vehicle crashed into a White House security barrier.

The incident is being investigated as a simple traffic crash by the police department's Major Crash Investigations Unit.

It would appear as though no further details have been released at the time of writing.

Joe Biden should consider himself lucky that he's not the man who has passed away at the White House, as there have been many reports indicating that America's president is simply not in good health.

You don't need to be a doctor of medicine to be able to determine that Joe Biden has definitely slowed down.

I'm not saying that Joe Biden was ever somebody who should have been looked up to, but compare a video of him now to when he was a Senator about half a century ago and you will notice that there's been more than a little natural aging.

It's almost as if the man is a completely different person.

His speech has slowed down to the point that he doesn't even seem like the same guy who served as Barack Obama's vice president about ten years ago.

Concerns about Joe Biden's health have been persistent for a while now, but a recent examination that was detailed in the release of a special counsel's report investigating Biden's possession of classified documents revealed that America should be even more concerned than we previously realized.

"Significant limitations"

That report described Joe Biden's memory as "hazy," "fuzzy," "faulty," "poor," and having "significant limitations."

Sure, seems like par for the course for a guy in his eighties who's probably encountered his fair share of stress in life.

But is the average 81-year-old the type of person you'd like to see making decisions for the entire country?

Joe Biden is running for another term, but there are serious doubts that he could ever complete it.