A bombshell revelation from a former Democratic National Committee (DNC) fundraiser has sent shockwaves through Washington's political circles, alleging a carefully orchestrated system of control within President Biden's administration.
According to Fox News, Lindy Li, a former DNC fundraiser and National Finance Committee member, has come forward with explosive claims about the inner workings of the Biden White House and those who allegedly wielded power behind the scenes.
Li's testimony paints a picture of a complex web of influence, with First Lady Jill Biden and key staffers allegedly managing presidential duties. The revelations come as House Republicans advance their investigation into the administration's alleged concealment of the president's cognitive abilities.
Anthony Bernal, former senior advisor to the first lady, emerged as a central figure in Li's allegations about the White House's power structure. According to the former DNC insider, Bernal operated with unprecedented authority, effectively running operations from both the East and West Wings.
The revelations suggest that Bernal's influence extended far beyond his official role, with Li describing how he "followed Jill around like a dog" while simultaneously wielding significant control over White House operations. This unusual power dynamic has raised serious questions about the traditional chain of command within the executive branch.
Li's account details how First Lady Jill Biden allegedly assumed an outsized role in the administration, even appearing on the cover of Vogue magazine three times - a move that Li suggests was indicative of the First Lady's expanding influence and ego.
The House Oversight Committee has intensified its investigation, recently issuing a subpoena to Anthony Bernal for a July 16 deposition after he failed to appear for a voluntary interview. This development has brought renewed attention to the committee's broader probe.
Li identified several other influential figures in the administration, including Bruce Reed, Steve Ricchetti, Anita Dunn, and Mike Donilon, who she claims were among those effectively running the White House. These allegations have raised concerns about transparency and accountability within the executive branch.
The former DNC insider's testimony specifically highlighted how these officials allegedly utilized the autopen system, an automatic signature tool, to handle presidential duties when Biden was reportedly "manifestly unqualified and unable to prosecute the duties of the office."
Li's insider perspective extends to the campaign trail, where she witnessed what she describes as concerning behavior during crucial moments. Her account includes details about how the Democratic Party allegedly worked to conceal Biden's cognitive decline during campaign events.
The former fundraiser recounted being present when First Lady Jill Biden praised the president's debate performance, despite what Li characterized as a "disastrous" showing. This incident, according to Li, exemplified the administration's pattern of downplaying concerns about the president's capabilities.
The allegations suggest that campaign managers used complex campaign finance laws as justification for preventing Biden from dropping out of the race, raising questions about the Democratic Party's internal decision-making processes.
The investigation has revealed a complex power structure within the Biden administration, with multiple sources confirming Li's allegations about who truly held authority. These revelations have prompted renewed scrutiny of the administration's operations.
Former Biden official Neera Tanden's recent testimony before the House Oversight Committee has added another layer to the investigation, particularly regarding the use of the autopen for official documents. Her appearance has raised additional questions about the extent of staff involvement in presidential duties.
The continuing investigation promises to uncover more details about the alleged power dynamics within the Biden White House, as Republicans press forward with their probe and more insiders come forward with their accounts.
