Burn it all down: Jill consumed by vengeance as she prepares her White House exit…
By newseditors // 2024-12-27
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By now, most of us understand that the real “force” behind the day-to-day operations inside the White House was Jill Biden. Let’s be honest—Joe wasn’t capable of much, whether it was finding his way off a four-foot stage or leading the so-called free world. Jill was the one making key decisions that impacted not only our lives but also the very existence of the United States on the world stage—all without any political, business, or negotiating experience. (Article republished from Revolver.news) This was an article written back in July 2024, revealing that Jill Biden was the “real” (fake) president. Boston Herald:
Jill Biden is becoming the Edith Wilson of America. Edith Wilson was President Woodrow Wilson’s second wife.  She ran the country for a year and a half after Wilson was incapacitated following a massive stroke in 1919. The public never knew. This is not to say that First Lady Jill Biden, 73, is running the country today. It is to point out that she is running Joe Biden, 81, which may amount to the same thing. Edith Wilson’s first move after Wilson’s debilitating stroke was to mislead the nation regarding the bedridden Wilson’s ability to function, let alone continue to serve as president. The stroke was of such an intensity that it incapacitated Wilson, leaving him permanently paralyzed on the left side of his body and blind in one eye. While Wilson was confined to his White House bed and barely conscious or rational, Edith Wilson, in effect, took over the presidency—and the country. Even after Wilson went from a sick bed to a wheelchair, his health continued to deteriorate. His mind wandered and his memory diminished. There was no 25th Amendment to allow for the replacement of an incapacitated president as there is now. That amendment was only passed in 1967. And back then, thanks to his loyal wife, nobody outside of the White House knew what a basket case Wilson was, including the press and the public. He died at age 67 in 1924 after leaving the White House. Before that, Edith Wilson became sort of acting president. She allowed only a few trusted friends to see the bedridden Wilson. Those prohibited from seeking and conferring with President Wilson included genial Vice President Thomas P. Marshall, Cabinet members and members of Congress. If they had policy issues or other business with the president, they would present the matters to Edith Wilson, and she would then allegedly confer with the stricken president and return with a decision. Whether the decisions were President Wilson’s or hers remained an open question. Edith Wilson, who died in 1961 at age 89, later denied making any decisions regarding public affairs. “The only decision that was mine,” she said, “was what was important and what was not, and the very important decision of when to present the matters to my husband.” Translated that means that to get to the president on important matters of state you had to get to the unelected president’s wife first, not the vice president, the Speaker of the House or the President of the Senate. Edith Wilson became the “first” woman president, the unelected decider in chief. It also means that an unelected individual cannot get much more powerful than that in this representative democracy. Joe Biden is nowhere as bad off as Wilson was, despite his obvious decline both physically and mentally. He will continue to get worse, not better.  He will not do any better at a second presidential debate. Time does not work that way. And as demands that he not seek re-election continue to persist, the role of Jill Biden as the president’s hovering caretaker and advisor have become Edith Wilson-like. Biden can barely walk or talk without her at his side. One way out of his dilemma, and the dilemma of the troubled Democrat Party—as well as for the good of the country — is for Joe Biden to step aside and nominate Jill Biden for president. A Jill Biden for president – a woman! — would give Donald Trump something to worry about. Biden could do it at the Democrat Party convention in Chicago in August by turning all his delegates over the Jill Biden. She could then keep Kamala Harris on as a running mate or replace her with California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Pretty scary when you think about it. With all that in mind, it’s no surprise that the “fakest” president of all time is fuming over being so crudely stripped of her power. So, as Jill plans her exit from the White House, she’s absolutely seething with vengeance and embracing a full-on “burn it all down” mentality. Knewz:
A source said: “Jill views Democrats on Capitol Hill, the [wider] party, the Obamas, staff inside and outside the White House, the media, and all of Washington DC with such misguided resentment that I can’t imagine she [isn’t] encouraging [Joe] to burn the whole thing down, despite his better judgment.” Former house speaker Nancy Pelosi may be first in line to be impacted by Jill’s wrath after she is said to have led the effort to push Joe out of the 2024 election – sources claim she personally called him and demanded he quit. Earlier this month, at the annual Kennedy Center Honors, Pelosi was seated far away and out of Joe and Jill’s eye-line. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris – who lost her bid to become the 47th president to Donald Trump – and her husband, Doug Emhoff, were in the presidential box next to the Bidens, but those in attendance noted the president and the First Lady did not look at them.
Rumors swirling around DC suggest that Jill (and Joe) derailed Pelosi and Obama’s plans by quickly endorsing the biggest political dud on the planet: Kamala Harris—and those rumors are likely 100 percent true. Let’s be real—there’s never been any love lost between the Harris and Biden camps. Long before the coup, and even after, it’s been clear that the Bidens can’t stand Kamala. That quick, out-of-nowhere endorsement of Kamala wasn’t a “nod” of support for the flailing veep. It was actually Jill’s first calculated act of vengeance against the power players in the Dem Party. The Knewz piece goes on:
Democratic mega-donor, attorney John Morgan, believes Biden may have forced Harris to run against Trump to spite Pelosi and Barack Obama who weren’t sure the Vice President could win the race. Morgan claimed: “[Biden] basically had the palace coup from all directions, from George Clooney to Pelosi. I think he got pissed off [and] said, ‘F*** you’, and gave us Harris. “Pelosi had told her delegation that there would be a convention and a nominating process. And Barack Obama did not endorse [Harris] for five days.”
So, the question remains: will Jill burn it all down, or will she and Joe quietly crawl away, fading into obscurity as they slither off into the sunset? At this point, it’s anyone’s guess. But if you ask us, Jill will likely cave and leave quietly. Sure, her senile husband might not have much time left, but Jill likely does. Will she want to spend her golden years shunned by her party’s power players and mocked (or worse, ignored) by the left-wing propaganda media? Probably not. Jill is an opportunistic, power-crazed woman with an ego way too big to be relegated to a shameful footnote in Dem history. She’ll toe the line, play the part of the loyal little puppet, and wait it out. And when Joe is long gone, the Dems and their media vipers will carve out a fake hero narrative for her, complete with the phony accolades she craves so much. Read more at: Revolver.news
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