Victor Davis Hanson: "This Is Going Completely Unnoticed..."

As the election heats up, there’s growing concern about the level of control and transparency within the Biden administration. Victor Davis Hanson raises critical questions: Who’s really running the show when President Biden, as Hanson points out, has taken more days off than any president in modern history? With his workday often ending around 3 PM, and his public appearances shrinking, it seems the responsibilities are being quietly shifted elsewhere.

Hanson suggests that Biden’s rapid decline is no secret, and the real power may lie with a combination of figures like his wife, Jill Biden, and members of the former Obama administration. He compares Jill to Edith Wilson, acting as a conduit between Biden and the larger political apparatus, with Kamala Harris working closely alongside the Obama team. According to Hanson, this coalition appears to be influencing major decisions, appointments, and initiatives behind the scenes.

Meanwhile, Kamala Harris’s reluctance to engage with the media is proving to be a problem. While Trump has engaged in over 75 interviews, press conferences, and town halls, Harris has kept her appearances to just five — all of which were carefully staged and largely unsuccessful. As Hanson explains, she has faced softball questions and short interviews, yet still struggled to deliver meaningful responses, creating an image of unpreparedness and indecisiveness.

With polling numbers tightening in crucial swing states like Georgia, Arizona, and Pennsylvania, Hanson argues that Biden and Harris’s strategies are failing to connect with voters. He believes that the internal polling must be concerning for the Democrats, as their nervousness is becoming more evident with each passing day.