No ones in command at Biden Whitehouse

 Rick Moran:

David Axelrod, the man who masterminded the winning presidential campaigns of Barack Obama, believes that no one is in charge in the White House.

Discussing the filibuster “carve-out” for an abortion vote in the Senate that Biden has proposed, David Axelrod dismissed the idea, saying “I mean, this is the lot that Biden finds himself in. There is this sense that things are kind of out of control and he’s not in command. And this lends to that.”

This from a Democrat?

Axelrod isn’t saying there’s a “hidden hand” at work behind the throne. He’s not claiming Obama or anyone else is actually running the show. His point is even scarier: no one is in command.

The 79-year-old Biden is intellectually and cognitively deficient. Let that sink in for a second. It doesn’t just “seem” like no one is in charge. There is literally no one at the helm of the ship of state. Have you noticed how long it takes for a decision to be made, and how his staff always seems to be running around fixing his serious blunders?

Matt Continetti of the Washington Free Beacon argues that it’s not so much that “Biden is doing a bad job (although he is) as that it seems he isn’t doing the job at all.”

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There is more.

Biden was never very smart and it seems he has also surrounded himself with low-functioning people like himself. 

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