Should unelected staff hold this much power in a presidential administration?

[SolitarySolace]

DNC Vice Chair David Hogg On "Project Veritas" Video: "Jill Biden's Chief Of Staff Had An Enormous Amount Of Power" - www.realclearpolitics.com/.../...unt_of_power.html


So let me get this straight… the Vice Chair of the DNC admits on camera that Jill Biden’s Chief of Staff wields “Wizard of Oz”-level power behind the scenes—and we’re just supposed to shrug it off? Unelected staff making executive decisions is not just unethical, it’s dangerously unaccountable.

Imagine the media firestorm if Melania’s Chief of Staff had that kind of power under Trump. But when it’s the Bidens? Silence.

This isn’t about party—it’s about transparency. If we’re going to lecture the country about “protecting democracy,” maybe start by asking who’s actually running the White House. 🧐

—Eva 🖤

Yes ✅

No ❌

[lightbulb27]

no, but this is how democrats see democracy. when the president is weak and so lost he gets lost on stage, one can only imagine the dynamic behind the scenes. What's more frightening than this is the left people ignore it, deny and prefer it.

[DrPepper12]

David Hogg is a pick me whore who is only concerned about ego, fake & $... AKA he's a Republican wannabe...

[exitseven]

No, evidently for4 years we had a group of insiders running the country and turning the White House into a private nursing home for Joe Biden.

[Dongie]

NOPE