Staff Reports
The current state of American leadership has become a subject of debate, and it’s hard to ignore the glaring absence of competence in the White House. Whether it’s Jill Biden or another figure stepping into the role, the cold, hard truth remains: the nation is operating without a functional president. This situation raises a variety of concerns, not just for Americans at home, but also for the country’s international standing.
Jill Biden may want to run the show from behind the scenes, but attempts at making a public impact often leave much to be desired. Many voters are left scratching their heads, wondering who is truly in charge. Is it a return to the good ol’ days of a puppet government, where the strings are pulled by those who prefer to remain in the shadows? With slogans like “Build Back Better” seemingly forgotten at this point, one can’t help but think that perhaps it’s time to start asking questions rather than buying into the glossed-over press briefings and stage-managed appearances.
Who exactly is running the country? If Joe can’t function and Dr Jill is taking charge, Kamala Harris has a constitutional duty to invoke the 25th amendment. Anything that goes wrong will be her fault https://t.co/6ng2ba0ca8
— Miranda Devine (@mirandadevine) September 23, 2024
Americans have seen fumbling responses to crises, whether it be in the economy, foreign affairs, or social issues. Under the current administration, chaos often reigns supreme. Inflation has skyrocketed, international relations appear tenuous, and the constant, overreaching policies serve more to divide than to unite. Meanwhile, the messaging coming out of the administration can only be described as shaky – much like coffee made in a poorly run diner, there’s a chance you’ll get burned, but you’re left hoping it tastes better than it smells.
For many, it’s baffling that the Democrats continue to support a leadership structure that clearly struggles with basic governance. It begs the question: is there a genuine desire to lead? Or has the political agenda veered so far Left that clarity and functionality have been sacrificed at the altar of social justice? One would think accountability should be the name of the game, yet those in charge appear more interested in playing the blame game.
As time marches on, the aching realization settles in that America deserves a leader who can function, plan, and engage with the challenges ahead rather than tiptoeing around issues like a child avoiding chores. The idea of a functional presidency still stands, but until then, Americans are left navigating this self-imposed circus. Perhaps it’s time to stop looking for change in the shadows and start demanding actual leadership under the glaring light of accountability.
