Staff Reports
In America’s helter-skelter political scene, our real problem might be the invisible forces running the show. Was President Joe Biden really in charge, or was his presidency just a chaotic masquerade controlled by faceless bureaucrats? Conservatives have every reason to shout from the rooftops that the executive branch has turned into an unaccountable monster. It’s like a ship without a captain, being steered by shadowy figures.
Under the guise of Biden’s leadership, crucial decisions were made not by him but by anyone who got their hands on the fancy pens that sign laws and orders. Talk about an astonishing abdication of duty! Who was really at the helm during those tumultuous years? It’s anyone’s guess, really, as Democrats just glossed over this monumental lapse in governance. Are we to believe this set the tone for how a free nation handles presidential power?
Alarm bells should be ringing every time we remember how the Cabinet members didn’t hold Biden accountable under the 25th Amendment. Instead of ensuring the commander-in-chief was fully capable, it seemed like they relished the chance to run the country with zero responsibility. Government officials should be public servants, not self-serving overlords who’s only allegiance is to growing their own power and bank accounts.
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Our constitutional safety nets were dry-rotted by good intentions without foresight. The architects of the 25th Amendment concocted it in the naiveté of simpler times. They never envisioned a time when the puppet show’s strings were pulled by agenda-driven insiders and globalist elites, none of whom answered to We the People. It’s tempting to think a change might be needed, but first we must ask: do the powerful even listen to the people’s voice?
The past is carved in stone, and there’s no sense poring over the wreckage of the Biden administration. But here’s what we can do right now: ensure it never happens again. Accountability isn’t a dirty word. It’s a battle cry. Without it, the next President might also be just a figurehead. Do we really want another leader so lost that they need pathfinder lines in the hallways? Let’s make sure the revolution isn’t televised by bureaucrats. Why accept a government that only serves itself?
