Staff Reports
Joe Biden, the President of the United States, is coming to the end of his time in office. Despite his lackluster performance, he is reportedly spending his final days seeking revenge against those he feels betrayed him during his presidency. Jill Biden, the First Lady, is said to be fueling his desire for payback.
It seems that Joe and Jill Biden are particularly targeting former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, whom they believe played a role in pushing Joe Biden out of the 2024 election race. The tension between them has reached a point where even long-standing friendships are being strained.
At a recent event, it was noted that Pelosi was purposely seated away from the Bidens, signaling a rift between them. The Bidens also appeared to snub Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, further showcasing their bitterness towards former allies.
In light of these actions, it is clear that the Bidens are harboring deep resentment towards Democrats who they feel have wronged them. Jill Biden, in particular, is said to be orchestrating a plan to seek retribution against those who she believes have crossed them.
‘This would be glorious’ ~ ~ How vengeful Jill Biden is urging 'depressed' Joe to 'burn the whole thing down' in their final days… with Obama, Kamala and Pelosi at the top of her 'naughty list' https://t.co/VeVR2yoiZv pic.twitter.com/2vn9Mm8Hvk
— Mary (@matjendav4) December 19, 2024
Although Joe Biden is focusing on last-minute policy decisions and pardons, it is apparent that the Bidens are intent on settling scores with their perceived enemies. Their actions demonstrate a level of bitterness and vindictiveness that is concerning for the future of the Democratic Party.
As conservative Republicans, it is important to note the divisive and vengeful nature of the Bidens’ behavior. It is a stark reminder of the need for integrity and unity in politics, rather than personal vendettas and power struggles. The upcoming transition of power to the new administration should be met with grace and dignity, rather than bitterness and animosity.
