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President Biden has come under scrutiny from Republican lawmakers who believe that he is not truly the one in charge of the country. Instead, they suspect that former President Obama is pulling the strings behind the scenes. Some conservative voices have suggested that Obama is secretly making decisions in the White House. This speculation has been fueled by Biden’s references to the “Obama-Biden administration” and his close ties to the former president.
GOP Rep Accuses Biden of 'Doing Everything He Can to Make Israel Unsuccessful' In Destroying Hamas
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Republican Congressmen have expressed concerns that the Biden administration is simply a continuation of the progressive plans implemented during the Obama era. Rep. Keith Self of Texas has warned that the United States cannot survive a “fourth Obama term.” He pointed to the Biden administration’s policies as exacerbating and executing the agenda of the previous Obama administrations.
One specific criticism raised by Self is the Biden administration’s handling of foreign affairs, particularly in relation to Israel and the conflict with Hamas. According to Self, Biden is actively hindering Israel’s efforts to destroy the Hamas infrastructure. He believes that the administration’s actions are a result of the influence of socialist beliefs and policies in the country’s universities, leading to anti-Semitic and pro-Palestinian protests.
Conservative voices outside of Congress have also expressed their suspicions about Obama’s influence. Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich has suggested that Obama may be making decisions behind the scenes. Conservative podcaster Megyn Kelly has similarly suggested that the Obamas are controlling the government in a shadowy manner.
The concerns expressed by these conservative voices highlight a distrust of the Biden administration and a belief that Obama may be exerting significant influence behind the scenes. The impact of these allegations on the political landscape remains to be seen as the debate over the administration’s true decision-making power continues.
