Hold onto your hats, folks — a bombshell has dropped from a former Democratic National Committee insider that’s shaking up the narrative around Joe Biden’s presidency.
A once-prominent DNC fundraiser and National Finance Committee member, Lindy Li has stepped forward with explosive claims that the former first lady, Jill Biden, was the real power behind the Oval Office, while others pulled strings in the shadows, as the Daily Fetched reports.
Li, who recently sat down for a revealing interview with Fox News, didn’t hold back in painting a picture of a White House where Joe Biden was more figurehead than leader. According to this insider, Jill Biden wasn’t just a supportive spouse but the de facto decision-maker. Well, isn’t that a twist on the traditional first lady role?
Unmasking the power behind the throne
“[Biden is] definitely complicit, but there were a lot of people behind him, like puppet masters,” Li stated in the interview. If true, this raises serious questions about who’s been steering the ship of state — and whether the American public was ever in the know.
Li went further, alleging that Jill Biden’s influence bordered on something deeply troubling. “[She] very much knew what she was doing. What she did was absolutely elder abuse,” Li claimed. That’s a heavy accusation, and it’s hard not to wonder if ambition trumped compassion in this scenario.
Adding fuel to the fire, Li pointed out how Jill often stepped in for Joe at campaign events, essentially playing the role of president or candidate. “Joe was not able to do a lot of campaign events, so Jill would come out on his behalf, acting like the president,” Li explained. Talk about taking center stage — literally, with three Vogue magazine covers to boot.
Family motives under scrutiny
Li didn’t stop at Jill’s public appearances, suggesting deeper family dynamics at play in Joe Biden’s decision to seek office again. “If I were to pinpoint two reasons why Joe decided to run again, it would be two people: Jill and Hunter Biden,” Li asserted. Personal ego and family stakes, according to this insider, were the driving forces behind a presidency.
Behind closed doors, Li claims a cadre of advisors and staffers were the real operators in the White House. Names like Bruce Reed, Steve Ricchetti, Mike Donilon, Anita Dunn, and Neera Tanden were dropped as key players, with Tanden allegedly tied to the controversial use of the White House autopen during times Joe was supposedly unfit for duty. If accurate, this paints a troubling picture of governance by proxy.
Meanwhile, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has entered the fray, issuing subpoenas to Biden staffers to dig into this autopen issue. It’s a move that signals Congress isn’t taking these claims lightly. Accountability, it seems, is finally knocking on the door.
Subpoenas and stonewalling
One figure in particular, Anthony Bernal, a former top advisor to Jill Biden, has caught attention for dodging scrutiny. “People like Anthony Bernal. I saw him running the White House like he was in charge,” Li remarked. Sounds like someone fancied himself royalty in the people’s house.
Bernal’s refusal to testify before the Oversight Committee hasn’t gone unnoticed, earning him a deposition subpoena from chairman Rep. James Comer of Kentucky. “It’s just so amazing now to see him dodge a subpoena and completely dodge accountability,” Li added. Turns out, actions — or in this case, inaction — have consequences.
Li’s insider perspective carries weight, given their front-row seat to the inner workings of the DNC and the administration. “They deny the cover-up, but I had a front-row seat watching it happen,” Li insisted. That’s a bold statement, and it’s hard to dismiss someone who’s been in the room where it happened.
Questions of integrity, transparency emerge
These allegations, if substantiated, could redefine how the public views the Biden administration’s tenure. Was it a presidency of smoke and mirrors, with unelected figures and family members calling the shots? That’s a question many conservatives have long suspected, and now there’s a voice from within echoing those concerns.
The autopen controversy, paired with claims of Jill Biden’s outsized role, strikes at the heart of transparency in government. Americans deserve to know who’s making decisions that impact their lives, not just who’s signing the dotted line — or having it signed for them. This isn’t just gossip; it’s a call for clarity.
As the Oversight Committee presses forward with subpoenas and investigations, the truth may finally come to light. Li’s revelations, coupled with congressional action, suggest we’re only scratching the surface of what went on behind White House walls. Stay tuned — Washington’s latest drama is just getting started.
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