20.1.25

ADVANTAGE, COLD SPRING SHOPS.

Shortly after Russia kicked off in Ukraine, I responded to the reactions of our now former president with a tweet.
Yes, it set off some of the usual conscience-cowboys, although it got a favorable ratio.  "Whether any minds get changed on social media, or if it exists to be cathartic, and everybody understands it as such, is more thinking than I want to do right now."

The truth of that image proved worse than I thought.  "Biden went on to admit he signed an executive order, but he told Johnson that believed he had only authorized a study on the effects of [liquified natural gas]."  Whether he got pudding, ice cream, or a sedative is immaterial.
[S]omeone had used subterfuge to get the President of the United States to sign an executive order he didn't even know he was signing. Those around him were weaponizing his senility to push through their far-left agenda, and Biden wasn't even sentient enough to notice. That is the very definition of shocking.

The responsibility for that rests on Biden's shoulders given he chose to not resign despite his decline, but it also makes clear why those around the president never pushed for him to step aside. These shadowy officials had free rein to run the country as they saw fit without ever having to win a single election. Biden was just a puppet, mindlessly signing his name to whatever they told him to. That is the biggest scandal in presidential history. A soft coup was committed by White House staffers.
I've used the expression "Jarrett regency" to describe the staff work being conducted in loco presidentis.  Perhaps, as the tell-all books roll off the presses, someone will name the name of the true regent.

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