It’s good to be the king queen! Especially when you have all of the power and none of the accountability. Last I checked, no one voted for Jill Biden to be president.

Yesterday, the American public got a real look behind the curtain at the White House, which made it clear that Joe Biden is no longer in charge of the White House, much less his own life and personal care. Edith Wilson Jill Biden is in charge of all of that now. The president in name only held his first full cabinet meeting in nearly a year on Friday. You know, because there is absolutely NOTHING going on in the world, and after October 2nd of last year, there was no point in having full cabinet meetings because everything in the country and in foreign policy was just going swimmingly.

Yes, you’re reading that correctly. Joe Biden has been such a meat puppet that there wasn’t even a full cabinet meeting after October 7th. I guess that’s one way to keep the 25th Amendment off the table – simply never BE AT THE TABLE with the rest of the Cabinet. But there finally was one on Friday, and Old Grandpa Joe promptly turned over the whole meeting to Lady Macbeth Jill Biden – who was sitting at the head of the table.

Jill Biden is kicking off the first cabinet meeting the White House has had in almost a year and we’re expected to act like this is normal. pic.twitter.com/cocPx6xMb8

— Kate Hyde (@KateHydeNY) September 20, 2024

While it is true that First Ladies have gone to Cabinet meetings before, Joe admits that this is the first time that Jill has done so. And apparently, Joe was just there to get Jill in the door.

The first lady, wearing oversized clear-rimmed glasses and reading from a binder of notes, touted a list of recent women’s health-related funding allocations and executive-agency initiatives.

Her remarks were more than double the length of her husband’s comments.

Attendees were given folders of notes whose covers were emblazoned with both Joe and Jill Biden’s signatures — drawing online ridicule.

Fact check: true.

A senior Hill aide tells me that when lawmakers are given a signed copy of their bill, the folder containing has both President Biden and First Lady Biden’s signatures emblazoned on the cover. https://t.co/NfUjUUAC00

— Philip Melanchthon Wegmann (@PhilipWegmann) September 20, 2024

But back to the meeting.

The first lady’s role in the Cabinet meeting led to striking images of her commanding the room as she spoke about various federal agencies.

“In February, ARPA-H, the agency Joe created to pursue breakthrough health research at lightning speed, launched its first ever sprint for women’s health,” Jill Biden said in her presentation.

“The $100 million investment will fund innovations that will be life changing for women. Then a month later, NIH committed another $200 million to fund interdisciplinary women’s health research — for example, looking at how menopause affects heart health, brain health and food health.

“In May, the Department of Defense and the VA launched a new joint effort to improve research for women in the military and for women veterans. On Monday, I’ll be at the Clinton Global Initiative to make a new announcement, and we will share more.

“Then, in June, the Department of Health and Human Health Services announced new funding to address the unique mental health and substance use treatment needs of women. Your agencies are strengthening standards so that when the government funds research it includes women.”

The first lady directed the Cabinet secretaries that “we have to keep working across government and the private sector to incentivize innovative health research for women.”

“It’s time to write a new story of health care in this country, one where women get the answers we need, where the United States continues to be home to the most cutting-edge research in the world, and where everyone can live healthier lives,” she concluded.

You know, if the Cabinet had been meeting regularly with the president like this, perhaps Jill Biden wouldn’t have needed to recite a laundry list of things that happened month-to-month over the last YEAR. Just a thought. Again, absolutely no one – not even the most loyal of Democrats – has ever cast a vote to elect Jill Biden to ANYTHING. And yet, here she is, basically acting as regent for an old man who is slowly withering away in stature and ability, and all because HE has to be the one to sign the pardon for his son come January. Because no one elected HER.

Later in the day, Joe got shuffled off to his happy place – Delaware, where he’s supposed to be meeting with the leaders of Australia, Japan, and India for a “weekend summit” – which meant he was conveniently out of the way so Jill could party with Hollywood actors. After what happened the last time a Hollywood actor spent any quality time with Joe Biden, Jill probably wanted him far, far away while she hosted her special party. And of course, it was the liberals’ favorite TV show reunion party, the show they wish had been real – “The West Wing.”

With President Joe Biden away from the White House, it was left Friday to another man with Oval Office experience to stand at the front of the Rose Garden and give a rousing call to service.

Martin Sheen and others from the cast of “The West Wing,” the hit drama about a liberal president and his staff, were invited by first lady Jill Biden for an event to mark the 25th anniversary of the show.

Sheen exhorted the crowd to find something worth fighting for, “something deeply personal and uncompromising, something that can unite the will of the spirit with the work of the flesh.”

His voice and hands rose, his cadence matching perfectly that of President Jed Bartlet, the character Sheen played for seven seasons.

“When we find that, we will discover fire for the second time, and then we will be able to help lift up this nation and all its people to that place where the heart is without fear, and their head is held high,” Sheen said.

The show’s creator, Aaron Sorkin, spoke after Sheen and referenced a bit of real-world politics: Biden’s decision not to seek a second term after his disastrous debate performance. Sorkin was among the high-profile Democrats who called for him to withdraw, writing a column for The New York Times with a potential “script” for Democrats to replace Biden as their nominee with a Republican, Utah Sen. Mitt Romney.

His column ran on July 21, hours before Biden announced he would drop out.

“The fact is, ‘West Wing’ moments do happen,” he said Friday, addressing the first lady. “And Dr. Biden, we saw proof of that on the morning of July 21.”

Jill Biden isn’t even trying to hide the fact that she is enjoying the power and the privilege that she married to the fullest – at least, until she leaves the White House next January to take up her full-time role as caregiver and night nurse. Which is probably why Nurse Ratched the First Lady is just ripping the veil off right now. If she isn’t pulling all the strings, she’s pulling far too many of them, and she was never elected to do so.

She’s the president pic.twitter.com/gn9yXHeCWz

— Bonchie (@bonchieredstate) September 20, 2024

If the Democrats were honest, they would use the 25th Amendment on Joe Biden right now. But Kamala Harris’s biggest fear is becoming president without ever being elected, because that would mean she would have to do presidential things like work, take questions from the media, and actually be accountable for all those things she claims she wants to do right now. And if people got a preview of what a fully armed and operational Harris administration would do, they might not vote for her. Which means that Jill Biden gets to play president for a few more months, living up her last moments of power, knowing that the future that awaits her involves parking Joe on the beach, and probably letting Hunter and his family move back into the house, because he’s going to be broke and still owe child support. And being forced to live with Hunter again sounds like the perfect punishment for Jill Biden and her lofty ambitions.

Featured image: original Victory Girls art by Darleen Click