Staff Reports
Another day, another scandal surrounding the crumbling walls of Joe Biden’s White House. Now, it’s Anthony Bernal, the so-called “work husband” of former First Lady Jill Biden, who’s been yanked from the shadows to testify. Forget transparency; the Biden administration seems to operate like a clandestine gathering, hidden away in brick-lined basements of Pennsylvania Avenue. And the House Republicans are finally turning on the lights.
Bernal was supposed to spill the beans to the Oversight Committee. Instead, he did a vanishing act worthy of a Vegas magician. Just imagine the panic and the phone calls screeching over red lines in the West Wing when executive privilege was tossed out. Bernal, once shady and elusive, could no longer dodge the subpoena bullet. Now, he’s got a date with Congress on July 16. Tick-tock, Dems.
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It’s not just about Bernal. It’s about exposing those strings connecting him to unelected handlers who were allegedly signing key documents with a robotic signature while Biden was missing in action. Who’s running this show anyway? Neera Tanden admits she barely saw Biden when the autopen was busy at work. It’s time to ask: when did We the People vote for aides and advisors to run the country?
Consider this—a committee desperately trying to cut through the murkiness clouding Biden’s fitness for office. If movie stars are scrutinized for who they marry, shouldn’t our Commander-in-Chief be held to the same standard for who’s running the show? While Biden hides behind others, Republicans dig up the truth about who’s really steering the administration.
An administration said to care about the little guy, yet here it is, shrouded in secrets and deceit. The Democrats’ smoke-and-mirrors game can’t last forever. When Biden’s aides step into the hot seat, will we finally see who’s playing puppet master to our president? Is accountability really too much to ask for?
