The Biden coverup

 

Charles Gasparino

@CGasparino
Here's the biggest story -- and scandal--maybe in American history and most of the mainstream media still wont touch it: Who ran the Biden Administration for a barely sentient president? Who led the cover-up of Biden's swift, literally day-one, mental decline? Looking back, CEOs of major companies I speak to say they had literally no access to
@JoeBiden
for four years. It was a tell, they say, but they were too scared to say anything because they are highly regulated. So there is the cover up of Biden's decline, and then the effort to have the UNELECTED administrative state run things, which is creepy and probably unconstitutional. And then when Biden's handlers couldn't hide it any longer, the Dem Party establishment threw him out. This isn't a conspiracy theory; it's all fact. How does
@KamalaHarris
have a political career going forward since she was part of this cover-up. How does
@SecBlinken
escape scrutiny for his role in all of the above? Where were
@BarackObama
@MichelleObama
@SpeakerPelosi
@SenSchumer
? The DC-based MSM was supposed to cover this, but why didn't we have any decent reporting until now, when it's too late? I guess I should add: Story Developing
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The US was lucky to survive the Biden dementia years as some unelected Democratic click was actually in charge of the government.
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