Tom Basile, host of “America Right Now” on Newsmax, has made bold claims about President Joe Biden’s leadership. He argues that Biden’s presidency was nothing more than a carefully crafted illusion. Basile points to Biden’s frequent absences from public view as proof that others were pulling the strings behind the scenes.
Basile says Biden’s team hid his true condition from voters. He claims the president’s lack of energy and visibility showed he wasn’t really in charge. For conservatives, this “puppet presidency” explains the chaos and weak policies of the last four years.
The Biden administration pushed far-left ideas like open borders and woke education, Basile argues. These policies hurt regular Americans while pleasing radical activists. Basile believes Biden’s handlers used him to push their agenda while keeping him out of sight.
Basile warns that Kamala Harris would be even worse than Biden. He says she’s backed by Hollywood elites who don’t understand working families. Conservatives fear Harris would double down on policies that threaten traditional values.
The media helped cover up Biden’s decline, according to Basile. He accuses them of ignoring tough questions about the president’s health and mental state. This collusion between Democrats and the press left voters in the dark.
Basile praises Donald Trump as the leader America needs to fix Biden’s mess. He says Trump’s focus on strong borders, energy independence, and law enforcement aligns with what most Americans want. For Basile, the 2024 election was a choice between common sense and left-wing extremism.
The fallout from Biden’s presidency will linger, Basile warns. He thinks it damaged America’s reputation abroad and divided people at home. Conservatives hope Trump can restore stability and put America first again.
Basile’s blunt take reflects many Republicans’ view that Biden’s time in office was a disaster. They see his presidency as a warning about putting radical ideologues in power. The fight to save American values, they argue, is just beginning.
