Rep. Ronny Jackson says Biden should submit to drug tests before and after debate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Trump told supporters at the rally.
34% : He joined the White House medical team during George W. Bush's administration and served as the White House physician under Barack Obama and Trump.
31% : Jackson, a close ally of Trump, faced his share of scrutiny over his behavior in the White House.
24% : In 2020, ahead of one of their general election debates, Trump said he would be willing to take a drug test and "I think [Biden] should too."In October 2016, Trump also expressed willingness to take a drug test before a presidential debate and asked then-Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to do the same.
20% : Asked by CNN last week about the false accusations Trump made that Biden was on drugs, Biden campaign co-chair Mitch Landrieu referenced the "Ronny Johnson incident.""The other day, you may remember, he was trying to question our president's mental acuity and he could not remember the name of his own doctor, so tell President Trump: bring whatever he's got," Landrieu said.
14% : Trump, who just turned 78, has also faced questions about his cognitive abilities, including when he misidentified Jackson as "Ronny Johnson" at a rally last weekend.

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