Who is actually calling the shots

[Anonymous]

In the White House, who is actually making decisions on policy. Is it Jill? Is it Kamala? Is it Jeff Zients? Someone else?

Not a Biden supporter but I will admit that my family has done fine under him the past few years. I just feel that as a taxpaying American citizen I deserve to know who is actually making decisions in the White House.

Who is the man and/or woman behind the curtain?

[Anonymous]

It’s not just one person. Its whoever is willing to pay the most to get their way.

[Anonymous]

His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

You have no shame and that is what’s wrong with Dems. Anything to protect the power you’d finagled for yourselves.

[Anonymous]

It’s Obama’s third term and he wants a fourth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

Oh come on. Stop gaslighting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

Interesting. Who elected his advisors and council?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

Oh come on. Stop gaslighting.

I'm not going to defend against an objective part of the presidency. Did you never watch a historical drama for APUSH where a president relied on his advisors?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

Interesting. Who elected his advisors and council?

Biden is a career politician and has been the Vice President previously. I'm sure he knows a couple politicians who have clear judgement through the years. He also likely got a few nudges from the DNC, the party whose platform he is supposed to represent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

Now what does Article II of the Constitution state?

Hmmmm. I'm not seeing the word council or advisors anywhere in there. Why is that?

Oh, there's the word President. Again and again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

Interesting. Who elected his advisors and council?

His Cabinet departments are led by officials who were confirmed for that role by the Senate. Unlike the former guy, who kept acting secretaries around as long as he could (and sometimes unlawfully) because they were more beholden to him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

Interesting. Who elected his advisors and council?

The American people when they voted for Joe Biden.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

You have no shame and that is what’s wrong with Dems. Anything to protect the power you’d finagled for yourselves.

MAGA projection is rich.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

Interesting. Who elected his advisors and council?

The American people when they voted for Joe Biden.

Doesn’t quite work that way. It’s the firm of Klain, Ricchetti and Zients who are in charge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:His advisors and council, which is public knowledge. It's okay to admit you have no understanding of the executive. None of this is new.

Advisors etc are supposed to serve the President and make it easier for him to make the best decisions, not make the decisions for him.