Urgent Warning Issued Over ‘Malevolent Shadow President’ Behind Biden WH

Barack Obama, the former president, is reportedly still exerting influence within the White House, as per a recent report.

Research conducted by Stephen Flurry of the Philadelphia Trumpet indicates that Obama's influence exceeds that of President Joe Biden in certain domains.

Speculations suggest that Obama intentionally wields more power than Biden.

Flurry, the news outlet's executive editor, contends that Obama may still hold significant control.

In an article titled "The Biden-Obama Power Struggle Isn't Real," Flurry illustrates how Obama continues to operate in a presidential capacity despite his official status, hinting at an underlying agreement.

The author dismisses the notion of a "power struggle" propagated by the media, asserting that Obama clearly holds a superior position compared to his former vice president.

Obama's engagement extends beyond his role as a former president, as he continues to make gestures associated with presidential authority.

Flurry writes:

On March 18, he walked straight in the front door of No. 10 Downing Street, the residence and office of the prime minister of Britain, for a meeting with Rishi Sunak. Also visiting the leader of the opposition party, Obama portrayed it as a “courtesy visit.” The two said they discussed international affairs, artificial intelligence and a variety of other issues.

This, of course, is after radical Democrats, led by Obama and Joe Biden, targeted Gen. Michael Flynn for having discussions with foreign leaders when he was a private citizen. They used the obscure, never-enforced Logan Act as a way to target Flynn, even though he was the incoming national security advisor to President-elect Donald Trump at the time. Obama has no official office, current or impending.

But people are finally realizing that he is more powerful than any designee, appointee, prime minister or president-elect.

This approach is not only unprecedented but also faced specific objections from Democrats during the previous Republican administration.

According to Flurry, some news analysts speculate that Biden's insecurity suggests a rivalry or power struggle with the former president and vice president, but he argues that this perception overestimates Biden's capabilities.

The author suggests that Biden, due to his age-related challenges, is unlikely to resist being overshadowed by Obama.

With a significant number of "Obama administration alumni," as noted by Flurry, the former president is likely to wield considerable power and influence within the Biden White House.

Although Obama left office in 2017 after completing his second term, he continues to command respect and admiration from Democrats.

In 2022, Obama's presence at a White House event celebrating the Affordable Care Act's passage captured attention, with Biden appearing somewhat overshadowed.

Obama's ability to maintain influence despite lacking an official role within the administration was previously outlined in an interview with Stephen Colbert on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” in November 2020, as reported by Deadline.

While there's no concrete proof of a formal arrangement between Obama and Biden, Flurry straightforwardly assesses the situation, attributing America's challenges not to the mistakes of a senile president but to the influence of a malevolent shadow president.

Whether or not there is a formal agreement between Obama and Biden, it's evident that the current president is following Obama's lead in governance, particularly in advancing globalist objectives.