It is not Joe Biden we should be worried about, it is his Vice President, Kamala Harris.

You might want to look up Dick Cheney as a point of reference.

Here is a guide: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Cheney

In summary, In June 2007, The Washington Post summarized Cheney's vice presidency in a Pulitzer Prize-winning four-part series, based in part on interviews with former administration officials.

The articles characterized Cheney not as a "shadow" president, but as someone who usually has the last words of counsel to the president on policies, which in many cases would reshape the powers of the presidency.

When former Vice President Dan Quayle suggested to Cheney that the (VP's) office was largely ceremonial, Cheney reportedly replied, "I have a different understanding with the president."

In other words, who's in charge? Biden or Harris?

Ponder that.

because it happened to bush ii so it shall happen with biden. what type of reach is this?

It has already started.

There is a hang/hung 50/50 "Parliament".

In the event of a tie, Ms. Kamalis has the deciding vote.

When Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff are sworn in as senators from Georgia on Wednesday, they won't just put Democrats in control of the chamber.

They'll also make Kamala Harris the most powerful vice president in years — and the most powerful Black or Asian woman in American history.

And that power was granted to her by the hard work of Black women in Georgia.

For many years, the prevailing wisdom has been the office of the vice president is incidental to real power in Washington.

Because vice presidents do not have executive authority and cannot "legislate" from the bully pulpit the same way presidents can, each administration gets to decide how much, or how little, the vice president is involved in decision-making.

Vice President Dick Cheney was the recent exception to the usual rule:

He not only served as President George W. Bush's chief adviser but was unapologetic in his advocacy of violence against America's enemies and unafraid of using torture techniques to secure domestic safety.

The security apparatus he built remains.

His "quiet power" was enabled, in part, because he had a willing co-conspirator in Bush — but also because there was nothing unusual about a White man with a lot of power.

For Harris, though, an enormous amount of scrutiny will be coming soon.

Because Harris is the first Black, South Asian, graduate of a historically Black university, member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., and woman to hold the office, there is a lot of attention on her and the type of executive partner she will be for Joe Biden.

The American people have already gotten a glimpse of her in action in Senate hearings and on the campaign trail where her performances were instantly meme-able.

She became a sensation, and if her past performance is any indication, she will not be content to simply be the president's cheerleader.

It is expected that Harris will be Biden's partner in all things.