
Is Joe Biden being held hostage by the Democrats as a political strategy?
Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Victor Davis Hanson believes that he is.

BYPASS THE CENSORS
Sign up to get unfiltered news delivered straight to your inbox.
You can unsubscribe any time. By subscribing you agree to our Terms of Use
He told ‘the Instagram Angle‘, that the Democratic presidential nominee is being being held hostage by elements of his base and is unable to speak freely on his own terms.
Latest Videos
Leaked Photos Show Satanic Rothschild Ceremony
Deleted NBC Report: Hillary Clinton 'Covered Up' D.C. Pedophile Ring
Democrats To Build ‘Abortion Tents’ in National Parks; Hand Out Abortion Vouchers
Illuminati Insider Links Bill Gates To Food Production Conspiracy
Putin Delivers Biden an Almighty Slap: 'Don’t Blame Me For Inflation'
Nestle CEO: Humans Do NOT Have a Right to Water, Should Be Privatized and Controlled
World Economic Forum To “Freeze Bank Accounts” of Meat Eaters To "Educate Them”
Biden Announces a New Plandemic Right before the Midterm Elections
Proof of Time Travel? These Famous Faces Appear Throughout History
Kamala Harris’ recent slip of the tongue adds weight to Hanson’s remarks.
On Monday evening, Biden’s running mate raised a few eyebrows after accidentally touting economic plans under a “Harris administration.”
Fox News reports: Hanson said it seems Biden is unable to speak freely on his own terms and that “screen image we see” during Zoom meetings is akin to “The Wizard of Oz.”
“It’s a false illusion. There’s somebody manipulating it,” he said.
Hanson said the Biden campaign had to make a “calculated decision” that running a virtual campaign is a safer option than “letting him be out and be a regular candidate.”
Biden also has to walk a fine line when it comes to condemning police violence so he does not compromise his base, Hanson said.
Biden campaigns on the idea that America’s troubles, including protest violence, the coronavirus pandemic and the economic recession will all “magically disappear” upon his election, Hanson said.
“He may be right about that because I think a lot of the agents of that chaos and anarchy are subordinate,” Hanson said.