President Joe Biden, after spending the weekend at Camp David with his son Hunter, was seen on Monday afternoon leaving Joint Base Andrews for Austin, Texas.
The President, who appeared to have difficulty ascending the shorter staircase to Air Force One, was closely followed by Secret Service agents who positioned themselves right behind him.
As reported by Gateway Pundit, Biden's visit to Austin is to deliver a speech and mark the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act at the LBJ Presidential Library. Additionally, he is scheduled to travel to Houston on Monday to pay his respects to the late Democratic Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, who succumbed to cancer last week.
Biden's presidency seems to be on shaky ground following his forced withdrawal from the 2024 race, allegedly orchestrated by former President Barack Obama. This move led to Kamala Harris stepping in and claiming all of Biden's delegates after the Obama-Democrat machine allegedly pushed Biden out. This has led to speculation that Harris is gradually assuming Biden's responsibilities.
In a recent development, Kamala Harris' National Security Advisor revealed that Harris was briefed on the Hezbollah attack on a soccer field in Israel. This raises questions about Biden's role and involvement in the current administration. Is Biden still at the helm? This remains a question that needs to be addressed as the dynamics within the White House continue to evolve.
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