Make no mistake: the Biden administration is laughing at us.
We are supposed to believe that the US Secret Service, tasked with protecting the very life of the president, cannot solve the case of who left cocaine in a secure and hard-to-reach part of the White House, despite the cameras. face recognition. guest book records and security throughout the most protected building in the western world.
The cover-up, as the Nixon-era saying goes, is always worse than the crime.
at least this feel as another blatant White House cover-up.
Here, in part, is the statement released by the Secret Service on Thursday. See if you can read this with a straight face.
“The investigation included a methodical review of security systems and protocols,” he says, noting that the baggie, which was initially tested for anthrax, its reported location changed three times over a week, was found in a receptacle used to store devices staff before entering the west wing.
But wouldn’t you know that, according to the Secret Service, there are no security cameras in the hallway that leads to the West Wing, to the Oval Office, to the center of the most powerful person on Earth?
No, friends, there is nothing to see here. Literally.
We are supposed to believe that the United States Secret Service, charged with protecting the very life of the President, cannot solve the case of who left cocaine in a secure and hard-to-reach part of the White House.

According to the Secret Service, there are no security cameras in the hallway that leads to the West Wing, to the Oval Office, to the center of the most powerful person on Earth. No, friends, there is nothing to see here. Literally. (Pictured: President Biden.)
“No surveillance video footage was found to provide investigative leads or any other means for investigators to identify who may have deposited the substance found in this area,” the statement stated.
Wow, that’s a mess of words. It almost feels like they’re trying to overcompensate, doesn’t it?
“Without physical evidence,” the statement continued, “the investigation will not be able to identify a person of interest…the Secret Service investigation is closed.”
So let’s get this straight: The United States was able to find Osama bin Laden hiding in a secure walled compound in Pakistan, but the Secret Service can’t solve this riddle literally right under his nose?
If taken at face value, what does that say about the competition of this White House? From Joe Biden?
If the president’s security is so porous, so lax, shouldn’t he demand answers? Shouldn’t the media?
What if the next sachet contains ricin? Shouldn’t Biden be asking for heads to roll?
It probably won’t surprise you to hear that veteran FBI agent Mark Morgan, a former border commissioner under Donald Trump, says this investigation should have been a piece of cake.
“An investigation like this is pretty straightforward,” Morgan told DailyMail.com last week. ‘Everyone who enters the White House demonstrates. They know who is coming in, they know where they came in, they are controlled and there are video cameras everywhere.
Of course. Common sense dictates as much. But Biden continues to take us all for idiots.
This closed case smells increasingly stale given the recent slap on the wrist of his son Hunter. Charged with felony gun possession and failing to pay his income taxes of $1.5 million a year in 2017 and 2018, Hunter walked away.
The weapon charge alone carried a maximum sentence of ten years in prison, in part because Hunter was an active drug addict at the time.

So let’s get this straight: The United States was able to find Osama bin Laden hiding in a secure walled compound in Pakistan, but the Secret Service can’t solve this riddle literally right under his nose?

This closed case smells increasingly stale given the recent slap on the wrist of his son Hunter. Charged with felony gun possession and failing to pay his income taxes of $1.5 million a year in 2017 and 2018, Hunter walked away. (Pictured: Biden with First Lady Jill and her son Hunter.)
This is not to mention the years he has spent selling access to his father.
Democrats and progressives especially, ask yourselves: would a poor person of color, with decades of drug abuse in their history, get such a colossal opportunity? Such a fluffy and spring walk? An invitation, days later, to a state dinner at the White House?
This latest scandal may not seem like much of a threat—a dime bag, a stalled investigation, a refusal to speak to the White House press corps about it—but it is very real.
The contempt this shows the electorate is outrageous. This administration is now utterly emblematic of the ‘rules for you, not for me’ arrogance that gave rise to a populist like Trump.
But it’s easy to see why the Biden administration is so emboldened.
Much of the mainstream media follows in unison, parroting everything Biden would like us to believe: he is fully sane. The border is secure. Kamala Harris is doing a “great job.” Our withdrawal from Afghanistan was a complete success. Title IX shouldn’t be just for women and women are totally fine with that.
And if they aren’t, they should be, because no president has ever been pro-diversity, equity, and inclusion again. In fact, these should be among the top hiring criteria at NASA and the US military.
There’s more, according to Biden: The economy is doing great, even as average Americans struggle to fill their tanks. As 401(k)s lost about 23 percent in 2022. As the country is further divided by awakening, virtue signaling and thought orthodoxy.
And believe him when he says that no one understands the importance of family better.
Lest we forget, Biden quoted his father, in a 2015 commencement address at Yale, that family is “the beginning, the middle, and the end.” Yet this is the same man callously ignoring the 4-year-old boy Hunter fathered with a former stripper.
Here was MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski on Wednesday, offering Biden some advice: Don’t step aside for the good of the country, don’t replace your disastrous vice president if he’s bent on running, don’t keep Hunter in line and out of sight.
No, she thinks our president needs better staff to hide his obvious shortcomings, like walking away during a TV interview or shaking hands with no one or inexplicably ending a speech on gun control with ‘God save the Queen, man’ or falling over. by the stairs. of Air Force One, more than once.

The contempt this shows the electorate is outrageous. This administration is now utterly emblematic of the ‘rules for you, not for me’ arrogance that gave rise to a populist like Trump.
“I’m just saying that if you’re managing a president’s schedule, and you’re managing a president who’s up and down the stage, up and down planes, and yes, he’s 80 years old, you need to be there for him,” Brzezinski said.
‘And you need to make a path and I’m sure you better make sure it doesn’t fall on a sandbag. And I blame the staff for that.
This is exactly part of the problem Instead of the media asking if an obviously frail 80-year-old man is up to the job right now, let alone a second term, they are blaming and excusing.
That’s why this cocaine scandal irritates. The media will not back down and demand answers because they want Biden re-elected.
This is the kind of propaganda that people rightfully recoil from. He is setting the stage for another Trump presidency.
Consider White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s response last Friday when asked if the cocaine belonged to someone in the Biden family.
“You know, there have been some irresponsible reports about the family,” he snorted, while also stating that he had addressed the matter “thoroughly.” He could have fooled us.
In the absence of any Secret Service and White House findings ignoring this violation, an obvious question arises: What about the first son, former long-term drug addict Hunter Biden?
Yes, Hunter and Joe left the White House on Friday. The coke was not found until Sunday. But that doesn’t prove or disprove anything.
After all, we’re told there’s no way to know who left it behind and when.
The White House may feel it has avoided a scandal, but the cost may be higher than it thinks.
People are not stupid. Keep treating us that way, Mr. President, and you may be surprised at the polls next November.