On Monday evening, MSNBC’s The ReidOut continued an all-day theme within the leftist media of swooning over President Biden’s journey to Ukraine which he took within the early morning hours on Monday regardless of failing to pay a go to to his personal residents struggling within the working class city on East Palestine, Ohio that has been poisoned by a poisonous practice derailment. Regardless, MSNBC’s pseudo-historian Michael Beschloss desires you to consider Biden’s journey to Ukraine since LIncoln visited a Civil Struggle battleground in 1864. Sure, the identical Biden that took 5 deferments from serving in Vietnam is courageous in keeping with Beschloss.

When requested by host Pleasure Reid what he considered Biden’s Ukraine tour, Beschloss pompously claimed “what Biden did right this moment goes straight by means of two centuries of proud American historical past.” 

“To discover a day of this type of presidential bravery in a struggle zone, you bought to go all the way in which again to 1864, July, when Abraham Lincoln as President went to see accomplice troopers have been firing on Washington, D.C,” Beschloss claimed. 

In accordance with the phony historian, Biden is not solely like Lincoln, however he is additionally just like James Madison:

1814, James Madison is President. That is how uncommon that is. Went to Bladensburg, Maryland, an space that we each know fairly properly, Pleasure. And there was a battle of Bladensburg. The Brits have been nearly to beat Washington, D.C., simply as they have been as an enemy soldier, group of enemy troopers was in 1864. So James Madison went on the battlefield and stated, you recognize, I am President. I am exhibiting how decided we’re to withstand the Brits.

It will get even higher for Biden, not less than in Beschloss’s confused thoughts. Joe Biden’s Ukraine discipline journey is akin to George Washington’s service within the French and Indian Struggle. 

“George Washington in 1754, earlier than he was President, lengthy earlier than, was within the French and Indian Struggle of all issues and he was at risk of being killed himself. He wrote to his brother, the bullets whistled previous me, and I discovered one thing charming within the sound,” Beschloss preached. “That is what presidential bravery in wartime is. Joe Biden goes all the way in which again to that.”  

The idiocy of Beschloss’s comparisons must be self-evident, For many who do not grasp it, evaluating a presidential go to within the 12 months 2023 with all of the modern-day Secret Service safety and different protecting measures to Lincoln, Madison, and Washington’s visits to battlegrounds the place there was little to no safety is like evaluating apples and oranges.  

The identical Joe Biden who refused to combat for his nation in Vietnam is not going to danger his life to go to a rustic engulfed in a struggle the USA has little to do with, aside from giving billions in assist.   

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MSNBC’s The ReidOut
2/20/2023
7:08:26 p.m. Jap

MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: Yeah, I believe what Biden did right this moment goes straight by means of two centuries of proud American historical past. Simply what you stated earlier, Pleasure. Presidents — for example that LBJ and Nixon used to go to Vietnam, however they’d seem on an American air base that was fairly properly managed. To discover a day of this type of presidential bravery in a struggle zone, you bought to go all the way in which again to 1864, July, when Abraham Lincoln as President went to see accomplice troopers have been firing on Washington, D.C. 

Getting ready to taking it over, and actually, Lincoln acquired up and a few man behind him who did not understand it was the President stated, get down you idiot. And Lincoln rotated, and I would not have appreciated to be that man seeing the President’s face of disdain. Asking who the man was. However Lincoln was there to indicate willpower, to see the Civil Struggle by means of. 1814, James Madison is President. That is how uncommon that is. Went to Bladensburg, Maryland, an space that we each know fairly properly, Pleasure. And there was a battle of Bladensburg. The Brits have been nearly to beat Washington, D.C., simply as they have been as an enemy soldier, group of enemy troopers was in 1864. 

So James Madison went on the battlefield and stated, you recognize, I am President. I am exhibiting how decided we’re to withstand the Brits. It goes again to at least one different factor. George Washington in 1754, earlier than he was President, lengthy earlier than, was within the French and Indian Struggle of all issues and he was at risk of being killed himself. He wrote to his brother, the bullets whistled previous me, and I discovered one thing charming within the sound. That is what presidential bravery in wartime is. Joe Biden goes all the way in which again to that.