When Biden was selected for this office, his lackeys began talking up FDR analogies and a New Deal. It proved to be a dime store New Deal. (Not that dime stores or even 99 cent stores really exist anymore.)

Now Biden decided to do a dime store civil war for an encore.

Sullying Independence National Historical Park with his presence and incitement, Biden rattled off an incoherent rant that invoked an American history he has no connection to in order to declare that half the country represents an “extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic”. And after having just gotten through using the FBI to target political opponents and declaring that he can disburse a trillion dollars and do anything else he likes without the will of Congress, claimed that Republicans “do not respect the Constitution” and “they do not believe in the rule of law.”

That’s after months during which prominent members of his own radical movement have called for abolishing the Constitution, eliminating the Electoral College, and eliminating the Second Amendment and parts of the First Amendment. 

The Biden regime urges political censorship, violates freedom of religion, the right to bear arms and has managed to make inroads into the fourth and fifth amendments.

After a year of violent Black Lives Matter race riots, Biden alleges that  Republicans “fan the flames of political violence”.

But the facts don’t matter. This is rhetoric attacking the political legitimacy and existence of half the country. It’s not far short of a declaration of civil war. Not long after taunting Americans who oppose him that he has fighter jets and they don’t, Biden decided to use Independence National Historical Park as a backdrop for a political Jihad.

Biden can wrap his creaky carcass in the flag all he likes, but it’s not the American flag he represents or is fighting for, it’s power, greed and the radical leftist politics of his staff and his party. Biden accusations of extremism and normalizing political violence are entirely true… of his own political party.