OPINION: Biden Administration, Who Are They?

Sub­mit­ted by Diane Stromberg­er

Gate­way Pun­dit in a recent arti­cle talks about the Biden admin­is­tra­tion and says Lay­ered on top of ram­pant gov­ern­ment cor­rup­tion are a series of delib­er­ate­ly destruc­tive poli­cies: open bor­ders; accel­er­at­ing infla­tion, unsus­tain­able debt, loss of ener­gy inde­pen­dence, food short­ages, polit­i­cal­ly-moti­vat­ed and med­ical­ly-dan­ger­ous pub­lic health man­dates; sex­u­al groom­ing of chil­dren; the racial­ly divi­sive pro­mo­tion of crit­i­cal race the­o­ry, etc.

Van­i­ty Fair says Axios Jonathan Swan reports that should Trump win in 2024, hell unleash an author­i­tar­i­an rule that will make his plot to steal a sec­ond term look inno­cent by com­par­i­son The heart of Trumps plan, accord­ing to Swan, involves rein­stat­ing the Sched­ule F exec­u­tive order he signed in Octo­ber 2020 The order gave Trump the pow­er to take gov­ern­ment employ­ees jobs that were non­po­lit­i­cal and pro­tect­ed (from being fired by a pres­i­dent, like Fau­ci). Trump said in a ral­ly in March, We will pass crit­i­cal reforms mak­ing every exec­u­tive branch employ­ee fire­able by the Pres­i­dent of the Unit­ed States, he told a crowd in South Car­oli­na. The deep state must and will be brought to heel.

I will have to say the lat­ter sounds won­der­ful right about now.

The Van­i­ty Fair arti­cle com­menced to list some of the expect­ed Senior mem­bers to imple­ment the plan. They list Kash Patel as a pos­si­ble FBI or CIA direc­tor. Here is what they said about Kash, Pate­len­joyed an extra­or­di­nary rise from obscu­ri­ty to pow­er dur­ing the Trump era. Over the course of only a few years, he went from being a lit­tle-known Capi­tol Hill staffer to one of the most pow­er­ful fig­ures in the U.S. nation­al secu­ri­ty appa­ra­tus

Well that sounds like almost every one of Bidens appoint­ments, like Richard Lavine, what was he/her pri­or to Bidens boost, a pro­fes­sor at Penn State of Pedi­atrics and Psy­chol­o­gy, Sec­re­tary of Health in PA. Oh wait, he allowed recov­er­ing COVID patients into nurs­ing homes while simul­ta­ne­ous­ly remov­ing her moth­er from a nurs­ing home dur­ing the height of the pan­dem­ic. Not to men­tion, he has nev­er served a day in our mil­i­tary, yet Biden gave him 4‑Star Admi­ral sta­tus in the Unit­ed States Pub­lic Health Ser­vice Com­mis­sioned Corps, giv­ing him the title of being first trans­gen­der offi­cer in any of our uni­formed ser­vice.

How about Sam Brin­ton who is the deputy assis­tant sec­re­tary of Spent Fuel and Waste Dis­po­si­tion in the Office of Nuclear Ener­gy. Before Bidens appoint­ment Sam was a senior pol­i­cy ana­lyst for the Bipar­ti­san Pol­i­cy Cen­ter, lob­by­ing for updat­ed reg­u­la­tions so nuclear waste can be used to pow­er advanced nuclear reac­tors.

Brin­ton is also an activist for the LGBTQ com­mu­ni­ty. Odd­ly enough, he under­went con­ver­sion ther­a­py, an expe­ri­ence he described as “bar­bar­ic” and “painful” in a 2018 New York Times op-ed. He lob­bied to have the treat­ment banned, I am won­der­ing what hap­pened. How could he be asso­ci­at­ed with an admin­is­tra­tion that is so open­ly for it?. Brin­ton was the first of such indi­vid­u­als to tes­ti­fy before the Unit­ed Nations Con­ven­tion against the tor­ture regard­ing the prac­tice in Novem­ber 2014. Oh did you know, Brin­ton is the first open­ly gen­der-flu­id per­son in fed­er­al gov­ern­ment lead­er­ship.

Guess what, we have Cecil­ia Ele­na Rouse, she is the first African Amer­i­can to hold Chair of the Coun­cil of Eco­nom­ic Advis­ers. Pri­or to this, she served as the dean of the Prince­ton School of Pub­lic and Inter­na­tion­al Affairs at Prince­ton Uni­ver­si­ty. She was on the coun­cil under Oba­ma. She is help­ing steer Amer­i­c­as eco­nom­ic recov­ery and ensure that our nation builds back bet­ter. Sure wish she would dump the Build Back Bet­ter plan and tran­si­tion to Amer­i­ca First poli­cies.

Anoth­er first seems like Biden is first in a lot. Bren­da Mal­lo­ry is the Chair of Coun­cil on Envi­ron­men­tal Qual­i­ty. She is the first African Amer­i­can to serve in this posi­tion. As Chair, she advis­es the Pres­i­dent on envi­ron­men­tal and nat­ur­al resources poli­cies that improve, pre­serve, and pro­tect pub­lic health and the envi­ron­ment for Amer­i­c­as com­mu­ni­ties. She is focused par­tic­u­lar­ly on address­ing the envi­ron­men­tal jus­tice and cli­mate change chal­lenges the nation faces while advanc­ing oppor­tu­ni­ties for job growth and eco­nom­ic devel­op­ment. She is an Amer­i­can lawyer spe­cial­iz­ing in envi­ron­men­tal law and helped lead the Cli­mate 21 Project. Cli­mate 21 Project cre­ates blue­print for Whole-of-Gov­ern­ment Approach to cli­mate change. Every part of soci­ety and the econ­o­my will be touched by it in some way. Con­se­quent­ly, it will affectand be affect­ed byev­ery gov­ern­ment action. Cli­mate 21 project doc­u­ment: https://climate21.org/documents/C21_Summary.pdf. Cli­mate 21 was found­ed in 2005 by Tim Pro­fe­ta at Duke Uni­ver­si­ty, is it a coin­ci­dence that Soros spoke at Duke in 2004 and Soros con­tin­ues to fund projects at Duke though his Open Soci­ety Foun­da­tion.

Soros has said that he will infil­trate every aspect of the US gov­ern­ment. There are so many rab­bit holes I could go down and I am sure they all lead back to Soros.