President Ronald Reagan’s son Michael recently uncovered a significant fact about Joe Biden. During Reagan’s two terms as president, Biden allegedly threatened the former president that he would leak any covert action that Reagan had planned to the media if he disagreed with the decision. When discussing this situation, Michael stated “After my father was out of office he shared with me that Sen. Joe Biden confronted him and told him if he disagreed with my father on a Covert action he had planned he would leak it to the media to stop it.”
After my father was out of office he shared with me that Sen Joe Biden confronted him and told him if he disagreed with my father on a Covert action he had planned he would leak it to the media to stop it..
— Michael Reagan (@ReaganWorld) January 23, 2023
It is important to note that in June of 1987, Ronald Reagan gave one of his most famous speeches, famously demanding Mikhail Gorbachev “tear down this wall!” Three days after his address, Reagan wrote in his diary that Sen. Biden was a “demagogue” who was attempting to “save Am[erica] from the Reagan doctrine.”
“[There was] some talk about Sen. Biden — now candidate for Pres. I saw him on CNN last night speaking to the John F. Kennedy school at Harvard U. He’s smooth but pure demagog[ue] — out to save Am[erica] from the Reagan doctrine.”
Not only did Biden strongly oppose Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative (nicknamed “Star Wars), which sought to eliminate nuclear weapons due to their immoral nature, but The Washington Post also questioned whether Biden was fit for higher office after seeing how intensely he treated nominee Robert Bork when Reagan nominated him for Supreme Court Justice in 1986. At the time, Ted Kennedy and Howard Metzenbaum were backing up Biden in what President Reagan referred to as a “lynch mob.”
The above facts demonstrate why it is clear which figure is better suited for leading America over the next years: Ronald Regan or Joe Biden? After looking at their respective histories and interactions with each other, it seems obvious who should be occupying the White House going forward.