'Calling in backup': Internet mocks Biden as he ropes in Barack Obama and Bill Clinton for NY fundraiser

The three Democratic leaders teased the mega-fundraising event in New York City next month as they got involved in a fun banter on social media
President Joe Biden to organize NY fundraiser with ex-presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama (Getty Images)
President Joe Biden to organize NY fundraiser with ex-presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: President Joe Biden is all set to attend a campaign fundraiser in March where the star guests are former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.

The three Democratic leaders teased the mega-fundraising event scheduled in New York City next month as they got involved in a fun banter on social media.

More on Joe Biden’s fundraising event

Joe Biden will be holding the reelection campaign on March 28 where he teased that Obama and Clinton will also be present, per New York Post.

On Tuesday, February 6, the Democratic trio hinted at the mega event with Barack Obama posting on X, “Folks – I’ll be in NYC on March 28th to support @JoeBiden. Who’s coming with me? Chip in for your chance to join.”



 

Obama posted the message along with a campaign poster of Biden-Harris. Former President Clinton too chimed in as he joined the conversation saying, “Count me in,” before adding, “Who else is going to be there?”

WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 16: U.S. President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden share a laugh as
Barack Obama is expected to attend Joe Biden's fundraising event (Getty Images)

Biden too replied to the campaign ad, and said, “You guys know you can just call me next time, right?” 



 

The March 28 event is expected to be one of the bigger campaign events for the incumbent candidate as Biden is more used to holding smaller events for fundraisers.

The president is also scheduled to hold three smaller fundraising events in the Big Apple this week and he is scheduled to reach the city at around 12.40 pm.

Internet mocks Biden for roping in Barack Obama and Bill Clinton for fundraiser

Internet was not pleased with the possibility of the three Democratic Party stalwarts coming together for the fundraiser as they mocked the trio on social media. 

One of the netizens claimed, "More money laundering."



 

Someonee else quipped, "Calling in backup🤣."



 

"And Gerald R Ford and Otto Von Bismark," said someone else, referring to the historical figures.



 

Another social media user said, "The president is holding a re-election fundraiser and Joe Biden will be there as well."



 

"Think he’ll remember to show? Maybe hell think he went 30 years ago with deceased politicians," said someone else.



 

Another netizen wondered, "I wonder if he will have a conversation with JFK or Teddy Roosevelt that night?"



 

"Where they will completely ignore Biden while basking in the attention for themselves," remarked another user.



 

Someone else remarked, "They’re both younger than Biden. LOL. WTF."



 

"Biden, Obama, and Clinton walked into a bar… no punchline needed…THAT’S the joke," said another netizen.



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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