Which of these 3 women is really in charge of the nation?

Exclusive: Brent Smith reviews the theories about who's 'running this presidential marionette show'

By Brent Smith
Published April 2, 2021 at 7:46pm

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Practically since Lunchbox Joe Biden assumed office as president of the United States, we on the right have been wondering who is really in charge. 

At this point, all we know is that it isn't Joe.

Pay no attention to that man, or woman or non-binary individual behind the curtain.

Many have surmised that it must be Biden's vice president, Kamala Harris. 

I disagree. 

This is a monumentally unlikable individual. 

Harris was so unpopular that she was the first candidate to withdrawal from the Democratic primary.

In my humble opinion, the person or persons actually running this presidential marionette show want nothing to do with allowing a megalomaniac in waiting into the highest office in the land. 

She appears to have few if any powerful allies. 

And despite her success, I don't think she's all that bright. 

Not that intelligence is a prerequisite to becoming president.

Then there's the wicked witch of the Northwest.

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Daniel Greenfield at FrontPage Mag believes that, "the most powerful elected official in the country isn't Joe Biden or Kamala Harris: Nancy Pelosi has become the closest thing to POTUS."

I disagree with this also. 

Although Pelosi has been competent at pushing through the far-left agenda, she is not that person behind the curtain.

Finally, other pundits have posited that it's Susan Rice that's really running things. 

It's certainly a possibility. 

She is, after all, an Obama loyalist and confidant. 

She appears highly intelligent, much more so than the current VP or the wicked witch, and likely has many more inside-the-beltway allies than the other two combined.

She's proven herself to be more than capable and as devious as any on the left. 

Need an example? Here's one.

Do we recall her handling of the Benghazi disaster in Libya? Rice was the point person of the anti-Islam YouTube video excuse for the attack on the faux embassy. 

She appeared on practically every network and news program in the nation, spouting the same propagandist lies that the death of our ambassador and others was due solely to a spontaneous uprising.

She was unflinchingly wicked in her sincerity and delivery. 

I mean, who better to take the reins of the Biden crime family than a serial liar?

One of the pundits who promoted this theory early on is a little more than just a talking head – former Acting Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Ric Grenell. 

He says it's Rice who's really "calling all the shots in the new administration."

"She [Rice] knows the State Department. … She's run the national security portfolio and certainly has run the U.N. portfolio," Grenell explained.

"So there's no question that she's running domestic and foreign policy," Grenell said. 

Then added that in his opinion, it's Rice who is really the "shadow president."

I think the jury is still out as to who is really in charge of the Executive Branch. 

But if I had to choose among these three, my money would be with Grenell and his choice of Susan Rice.

She has a similar mind to Obama, but with more drive, and obviously knows how to properly navigate the bowels of Washington D.C. 

That, and the fact Barack is just too lazy to wade back in again.

https://www.wnd.com/2021/04/3-women-really-charge-nation/