Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a former Democrat turned Independent presidential candidate, shared his disappointment with the White House for denying him Secret Service protection. Kennedy expressed his longtime respect for Joe Biden’s decency and his acknowledgment of Kennedy’s family by displaying a bust of his father in the Oval Office. However, Kennedy suggested that key decisions, including the denial of Secret Service protection, are not directly made by the President but rather by unidentified individuals who appear to hold significant influence in the government.
Kennedy’s remarks hint at the idea that Biden may not be effectively in control of the country’s operations. While Kennedy did not name specific individuals, his implication that someone else is governing the nation is clear.
Senator Ted Cruz also questioned Biden’s leadership, claiming that socialists are effectively running the White House and implementing policies based on excessive spending and tax increases. The perception of Biden’s lack of control was further highlighted when he appeared to forget the name of his Defense Secretary, Lloyd Austin, adding to doubts about his leadership abilities.
Biden’s shift in policies, particularly regarding student debt, immigration, and climate change, has raised concerns about his alignment with the far left. This is exemplified by his previous support for The Secure Fence Act of 2006 while in the Senate, contrasting with his current approach to immigration. It is suggested that Biden’s policy shifts may be influenced by pressure from more progressive elements within his party.