What happens when power outpaces truth—and no one dares to say it out loud?
In Lesson Learned from Original Sin: President Biden’s Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again, Tessa Belmont delivers a powerful, unflinching analysis inspired by the reporting of Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson. This bold reflection doesn’t shy away from the uncomfortable—it confronts the silence, the spin, and the shadowed decisions that shaped one of the most consequential presidential calls in modern American history.
Through sharp insight and gripping detail, this book exposes how institutions protected an aging leader from accountability, how advisers chose loyalty over honesty, and how an entire party misread the moment in the name of stability. It’s a story of denial wrapped in duty, and a political machine more interested in optics than truth.
Belmont pulls no punches, unpacking the emotional, political, and generational consequences of a presidency that stayed too long—and a campaign that couldn’t admit it. Beyond Biden, this is a cautionary tale for every future leader, every voter, and every system that values control over clarity.
Timely. Urgent. Unforgettable.
If you're ready to confront what others won’t say out loud—this book is your starting point.
👉 Get your copy now and join the national conversation. Truth begins with the courage to face it.
