Biden's use of Marines as props for his terrible speech

 Red States:

We’ve been writing about how there may be a change afoot at CNN with an effort to move away from being just Democratic scribes to push out the propaganda. It remains to be seen if they are truly going to make that change.

But after Joe Biden’s despicable speech in Philadelphia and the evil aspects of it, at least two of the CNN people pointed out one of the big problems with the speech. They didn’t call out the biggest problem — attacking millions of Americans at the birthplace of the Republic and inciting people against them. But they did note one big issue. In a speech that was a purely political attack on the opposing party, Biden stood there against a blood-red background that looked both Nazi-like and hellish, backed up by U.S. Marines. He was dragging the Marines into his political move, which was completely inappropriate on his part.

CNN’s Chief National Affairs correspondent Jeff Zeleny called it a “break with White House traditions.”
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As a former Marine officer, I also thought it looked inappropriate to use the Marines as props for an obviously partisan speech.  Naturally, many on the left were more appalled by the criticism of their use.  It is what we have come to expect from the Democrats on the left.

See, also:

White House Admits Using Marines as Props for Biden’s Partisan Speech

And:

 Democrats melt down after CNN hosts criticize Biden speech

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