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The strategic positioning of Biden as a "moderate" candidate provided a façade under which a more radical left-wing agenda could operate. The Democratic Party's maneuvering during the 2020 primaries, where candidates quickly exited the race, effectively coronated Biden as the nominee despite his inability to secure significant support. This rise to power—a process fraught with manipulation—points to deeper issues within the party and raises legitimate questions about the true architects of the U.S. policy agenda during his administration.