President Joe Biden marked the third anniversary of the so-called “insurrection” with a dark and angry speech in which he attacked GOP frontrunner Donald J. Trump and presented himself as the defender of democracy.

The geriatric career politician and his handlers chose historic Valley Forge for his address, a symbolic Revolutionary War locale with the regime fighting for its survival in an election year that is already shaping up to be the most contentious in the nation’s history.

Speaking at Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell, Pa., which is near the historic winter encampment of George Washington’s army, Biden delivered an ugly rant that, in its stridency, even may have exceeded his scary September 2022 “soul of a nation” address in which he effectively declared tens of millions of Americans to be enemies of the state.

And because he is such a uniter, Biden didn’t hesitate to play the Hitler card, likening the nation’s duly elected 45th president to the monstrous Nazi dictator responsible for the murder of six million Jews.