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Noem: Biden is a ‘weak’ leader, not in control of the White House

Gov. Kristi Noem: ‌Biden is “Not Running the White House”

Gov.⁢ Kristi Noem (R-SD) made​ a bold statement on Sunday, asserting‌ that President Joe ⁢Biden​ is “not running the White House” and labeling him as “weak.”

During a discussion on illegal immigration and the challenges it poses under ⁤Biden’s leadership, Noem joined⁢ in‌ the ongoing feud between Gov. ⁢Greg Abbott⁢ (R-TX) and ‍the Biden administration. Fox News host Maria Bartiromo‌ asked Noem why Biden would allow such a large⁤ influx of illegal immigrants into the United​ States and what his motivations might‍ be.

“He’s weak, and somebody’s ⁤running⁤ the White House, I don’t ⁢believe it’s‌ Joe ​Biden,” Noem boldly stated on Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo. “He’s never been this extreme. This is an extreme remaking of America, and ‍it⁤ is a socialist, communist agenda.”

Noem emphasized that the Democratic Party has drastically changed over the past 20 years and no longer ⁢prioritizes a strong America. She recently visited the‍ southern‍ border alongside ‌the Texas National Guard⁣ and the Texas Department of Public ⁣Safety, ‍witnessing the dire situation firsthand. Noem expressed her willingness to send her state’s​ National Guard to ‍the “war zone” at the ⁢border, joining over two dozen ⁣Republican governors who support Abbott’s efforts to secure the border.

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Noem,​ along with Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), has been the subject of speculation regarding former President Donald Trump’s potential vice presidential candidate for the 2024 election. Other rumored candidates include Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY), Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake, and‌ former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson.

Biden recently won the⁤ South⁢ Carolina Democratic presidential primary, receiving⁢ an overwhelming 96% of‌ the ⁤votes. ⁣In his victory ⁣speech, he expressed gratitude to the voters for putting him on the path to​ winning the presidency⁢ again and defeating Donald Trump once more.

What⁣ factors have fueled the growing sentiment among Republicans that Biden is not in control of the presidency?

The ⁣White House.” Noem’s remark came during an interview⁤ with Fox News, where she criticized ⁣the Biden administration’s approach to governance.

Noem’s assertion signals a growing sentiment among Republicans who ⁢believe that Biden is not in control of the presidency. This sentiment has been fueled by a number of factors, including Biden’s limited public appearances, reliance on teleprompters during speeches, and his administration’s decision-making process. Many conservatives argue that it is⁢ Vice President Kamala Harris or other members of Biden’s team who are truly calling the shots.

During ⁤the interview, Noem pointed to a recent⁣ incident where Biden​ seemed to forget Defense Secretary⁣ Lloyd ​Austin’s name during a speech. She questioned whether this was a genuine oversight or‍ a sign of a broader issue.‍ Noem claimed that Biden’s cognitive abilities were in question, further emphasizing her belief that he is not truly running the ⁤White House.

Noem’s statement adds to the ongoing debate about Biden’s mental acuity, ⁢something that was ⁤discussed extensively during⁢ the 2020⁢ presidential campaign. While Biden’s supporters ‌argue that his occasional gaffes and forgetfulness‍ are nothing⁣ out of the ordinary for someone his age,⁤ critics argue that these incidents raise legitimate concerns about his fitness for the presidency.

The governor’s remarks come as she has emerged as a ​prominent conservative voice within⁤ the Republican Party. ​Serving as​ the governor of South Dakota ⁢since 2019, Noem has gained a following among conservatives for her outspoken stance on issues such as immigration, COVID-19 restrictions, and religious freedom.

Noem’s ‍critique of Biden also aligns with the broader ⁤Republican strategy to ⁤undermine the Biden administration. Many within the GOP have sought to paint Biden as a weak and ineffective leader, ⁣using his occasional slip-ups as evidence of a lack ⁢of leadership capability.

However, it is important to note that political opponents have ‌often tried to question ⁤the competence​ and⁢ authority of the ⁣sitting president⁤ throughout history. Parties in opposition will seize on any opportunity to portray their opponent as unfit for office in ‍order to score‌ political points and gain an advantage.

While Noem’s statement may resonate with Republican supporters who already have doubts ‌about the Biden administration,‍ it is‌ unlikely to sway those who firmly believe in Biden’s capabilities as president. ‌The divide⁤ between political camps ⁤remains deep, and opinions on Biden’s leadership will largely‌ depend on one’s ‌political beliefs.

In ​the end, whether one agrees with Noem or not, her statement highlights the ongoing polarization and intense political climate in the United⁤ States. It also underscores the importance of critical analysis and independent thought when ⁤evaluating political leaders ⁤and their performance‌ in office.

As ⁤the​ Biden administration continues to⁢ navigate the challenges ahead, it is crucial for citizens ‍to engage in civil discourse and hold leaders accountable through democratic processes. Only by doing so can the nation maintain a healthy democracy and work towards a brighter future.



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