We saw Joe Biden give a mess of an interview to MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart that aired on Saturday.
One of the chief topics of discussion was Israel and the war with Hamas.
Instead of being supportive in their efforts to get rid of the terrorists, Biden claimed that Israel had to do more to prevent the loss of life in Gaza, and he even said that he had a “red line” (apparently learning nothing from Barack Obama’s setting of meaningless red lines he wouldn’t enforce), about going into Rafah, that we “can’t have 30,000 more Palestinians dead,” ridiculously referencing Hamas-influenced numbers. He was clearly trying to put the squeeze on Israel and, more specifically, on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. That’s why he was talking about having a “come to Jesus” moment with him on the issue — meaning that Netanyahu had to stop/change what he was doing. He claimed during the…
