Staff Reports
The White House has been hit with a scandalous drug discovery, and the evidence points to a shocking culprit. Photos recently surfaced showing a small baggy of cocaine found near the White House’s West Executive entrance last summer. The Secret Service supposedly conducted a swift investigation, but no suspect was apprehended. How convenient.
The agency claims that the investigation hit a dead end due to a lack of physical evidence and the failure to identify any fingerprints or DNA on the bag. With no one held accountable, the case is left unsolved. It’s no wonder, considering the Secret Service seemingly failed to interview any of the roughly 500 possible suspects. How thorough of them.
First photos emerge of cocaine found at the White House https://t.co/30J8101Su6 pic.twitter.com/1oj5Los4ys
— New York Post (@nypost) November 13, 2023
To make matters worse, President Biden and his family were conveniently away at Camp David when the cocaine was discovered, leaving many to wonder if they had any involvement. The press confronted White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about the incident, but she dodged the question like a pro, refusing to rule out the possibility of the cocaine belonging to the Biden family. It’s all beginning to smell fishier than a seafood market in July.
National security adviser Jake Sullivan even suggested that construction workers may have been the ones sneaking the cocaine into the highly secure building. Really? Construction workers suddenly turned into drug smugglers? The desperation to deflect blame is off the charts.
But that’s not all. Apparently, this isn’t the first time drugs have made their way into the White House. Marijuana has been confiscated from visitors without any arrests, all because the confiscated amount didn’t meet the legal threshold for federal charges. What a convenient loophole.
It’s becoming increasingly clear that the White House isn’t as squeaky clean as it pretends to be. With the Biden family’s history of drug-related issues, it’s no wonder people are starting to connect the dots. The lack of accountability and transparency is concerning, to say the least. How many more secrets are being swept under the rug? The American people deserve answers, not more smoke and mirrors.
