Biden Draws Another Parallel to Jimmy Carter After Embarrassing Defeat on Super Tuesday

President Joe Biden wants to be seen as the next Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

However, the more accurate comparison continues to be Jimmy Carter.

During the Super Tuesday primary elections, Biden drew another parallel as he became the first incumbent president in 44 years to lose a primary.

On Tuesday, Biden lost the caucuses in American Samoa to Jason Palmer — a candidate Axios described as “a previously little known longshot challenger.”

That’s tough, Joe.

Yes, it is embarrassing for Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) and Marianne Williamson, who are also running against Biden, that they lost to a candidate pretty much no one has heard of, while they are in theory better known.

And yes, it is not as though American Samoa is a territory and does not have any electoral votes in the general election, so it is not as there is reason to worry about the political situation there.

However, it is super embarrassing for Biden that he lost a caucus or primary, and to such an unknown person too.

It takes a lot of disappointment and frustration with voters to lose to a virtual no-name candidate. Yet, somehow it is just so perfect for Biden and the story of his presidency.

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, the president insisted the polls actually show he is winning the general election — though it was not clear what polls he was looking at.