Another title he claims to own is being the "most pro-union president" in history.

That's a funny one right there. Joe Biden has taken a very hands-off, stay-in-the-background approach to the United Auto Workers (UAW) strike — and those efforts haven't been very successful. In order to prove his pro-union bona fides, he joined the UAW picket line in Michigan on Tuesday.

For sure, Biden is getting plenty of the expected good press by the completely staged event. There are countless articles about the historic nature of Biden's picket line photo-op. But, like everything else in Joe Biden's carefully constructed fictional life story, it's all a mirage. Mr. Most Pro-Union President In History likely never would have come to Michigan had Donald Trump not planned to visit Michigan first.

It's true. Biden's planned visit to join the UAW picket line wasn't revealed until Saturday, several days after Donald Trump had announced his plans to visit the striking union members. Trump's move clearly blindsided the Biden campaign, and the White House quickly scrambled to plan the visit and to schedule it a day before Trump's arrival.

"Crooked Joe Biden had no intention of going to visit the United Autoworkers until I announced that I would be heading to Michigan to be with them," Trump said in a post on Truth Social. He's right. According to a report from the Washington Post, there was no plan for Biden to join the picket line at the time of Trump's announcement. It took multiple Democrats urging Biden to avoid being upstaged by Trump to prompt the White House to plan the visit.