Biden"s Withdrawal from Afghanistan: The Woketopus Influence Revealed

The recent withdrawal from Afghanistan by the Biden administration has raised questions about the true power dynamics within the U.S. government. Observers suggest that former President Barack Obama may be exerting influence over Biden's decisions, as he has previously expressed a desire for a 'stand-in' president. This influence appears to manifest in the form of policies that align more with current leftist trends than with Obama's original messaging. The administrative state is increasingly shaped by a network of left-wing pressure groups and donors, often referred to as the 'Woketopus.' These groups, funded by sources like George Soros, have significant sway over federal policy, particularly in areas such as environmental regulations and criminal justice reform. The reliance on these activist organizations has led to a situation where bureaucrats frequently transition between government roles and nonprofit positions, further blurring the lines of accountability and influence. As a result, the Biden administration, along with Vice President Kamala Harris, is seen as enabling this far-left agenda, which operates independently of the elected officials. This complex interplay raises concerns about the erosion of traditional checks and balances within the government, as the Woketopus continues to push its agenda across various policy areas, including immigration, labor, and law enforcement.