This is answering the wrong question. "Who is controlling the White House?" is far less important than "where is sovereignty?" Trump demonstrated clearly that the master of the White House is not the sovereign power of the US. On rare occasion it has been, as in the cases of FDR and Lincoln, and it can be again, but the White House has been pushed away from power for a long time.
Jill is in charge of her dementia patient, she is a Doctor after all. The white house is controlled by whoever controls the department they run. It's not a collective, it's not a central authority, is an EU. A group of departments working together only when they have to, otherwise, they run independently of each other and never communicate.
Yeah, but even she seems to have given up trying to corral him at this point... I dunno, it seems like they took a calculated risk on biden being out to lunch, but being able to control him long enough, but his brain broke down faster than they'd hoped...
This is answering the wrong question. "Who is controlling the White House?" is far less important than "where is sovereignty?" Trump demonstrated clearly that the master of the White House is not the sovereign power of the US. On rare occasion it has been, as in the cases of FDR and Lincoln, and it can be again, but the White House has been pushed away from power for a long time.
I think it's still worth interrogating the question though.
It's hard to see the big picture when some of the pieces are missing.
It gives people the false impression that the White House is inherently the seat of sovereignty prima facie.
If she is, then she's doing a piss poor job... Even Hillary was more competent when she ran the white house...
Jill is in charge of her dementia patient, she is a Doctor after all. The white house is controlled by whoever controls the department they run. It's not a collective, it's not a central authority, is an EU. A group of departments working together only when they have to, otherwise, they run independently of each other and never communicate.
Yeah, but there still has to be some level of coordination on policy, otherwise there's chaos like we're seeing
Could be. I'm not discounting the possibility. =)
I get it but why? She seems dumb, what makes you think she can do anything?
Yeah, but even she seems to have given up trying to corral him at this point... I dunno, it seems like they took a calculated risk on biden being out to lunch, but being able to control him long enough, but his brain broke down faster than they'd hoped...