On Friday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson suggested that Biden does not understand Brexit, in reaction to Biden’s comment that the U.S.

Former Conservative Party leader Iain Duncan Smith said the British people “don’t need lectures on the Northern Ireland peace deal” from Biden, adding: ‘If I were him I would worry more about the need for a peace deal in the USA to tackle the killing and rioting before lecturing other sovereign nations.”.

Biden is repeating the mistake that President Barack Obama made in 2016, when he warned British voters that if they passed Brexit, they would be at the “back of [the] queue” in trade deals.

Moreover, Biden is repeating a mistake that former Republican nominee Mitt Romney made in 2012, when he criticized British preparations for the Summer Olympics in London.

There is no chance the corrupt anti-Trump media would ever hold Biden accountable in the same way, but the fact is that what Biden said to Britain is far worse than Romney’s doubts about Olympic security.

allies know well the risks of a Biden presidency.

Biden is promising to restore the Iran nuclear deal, a common threat to the region.

That is one of the reasons that Arab countries are rushing to make peace with Israel, and are giving Trump the credit: they want the American electorate to understand that Biden is not an acceptable alternative.

Israelis also remember Biden that condemned Israel in 2010 for merely building apartments in a Jewish neighborhood of Jerusalem.

In that absurdly friendly CNN town hall Thursday, host Anderson Cooper asked Biden whether he saw China as an “opponent.” The former vice president said instead that he saw China as a “competitor.” Cooper, perhaps trying to help Biden fix his answer, asked the question again.

“I view China as a competitor, a serious competitor,” Biden said — a position consistent with a decades-long pro-China stance.

In Latin America, Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro came right out and said it: “We’re rooting for Trump.” Obama and Biden were close to his left-wing predecessors, Lula and Dilma Rousseff: the former was sentenced to over a decade in prison for corruption, the latter was impeached.