There is much truth behind the joke about an American traitor that has the punch line, 'The Senator from DuPont, oops I mean Delaware.'

DuPont is the corporation that defines Biden's career. His first Senate bid was staffed with DuPont employees, including future chief-of-staff and senator Ted Kaufman, who was conveniently allowed to take a "leave of absence" from DuPont to help elect Biden. Afterward, Biden celebrated his victory at the Hotel DuPont and later bought a former DuPont mansion.

DuPont figures in a lot of Biden's stories. He even claims to have gotten on board with gay marriage when his father showed him a gay couple kissing at DuPont. And Biden figures in the latest DuPont story which involves handing over advanced military technology to China.

Last year, DuPont sold off its biomaterials unit to the Huafon Group of China. Huafon, a massive chemical and finance organization.

Biden's own defense secretary warned that the sale would put technology that could be used for advanced explosives in China's hands. Those concerns were not unreasonable.

DuPont had been born as a gunpowder firm that came to dominate the American defense industry in the 19th century. DuPont was there handling plutonium on the ground floor of the Manhattan Project even though its former president, Irénée du Pont, had admired Hitler. DuPont has since tried to avoid associations with weapons, but its biomaterials had potential military applications.

Moving forward, America has been falling behind Communist China in the explosives race. The Ukraine war had demonstrated all too clearly the limitations of our military production capabilities and our reliance on outdated technologies.