Internet mocks Joe Biden and Barack Obama for criticizing Donald Trump at lavish LA fundraiser
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: On Saturday, June 15, President Joe Biden made headlines at a star-studded fundraiser in Los Angeles, raising a record-breaking $28 million
Hosted by George Clooney and Julia Roberts, the event was attended by numerous celebrities.
Former President Barack Obama also made an appearance, joining Biden for a conversation about various topics, moderated by Jimmy Kimmel.
What did Barack Obama say?
Obama intensified his efforts, stating, “Look, part of what has happened in the last several years is we’ve normalized behavior that used to be disqualified."
He added, "The other spectacle of the nominee of one of the two major parties is sitting in court and being convicted by a jury of his peers on 34 counts."
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"You have his foundation, it’s not allowed to operate because it was engaging in monkey business and not actually philanthropic," Obama went on to say, according to TMZ.
Outside the venue, large protests erupted, with demonstrators calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. Ticket prices for the event ranged from $250 to $500,000, with higher-priced tickets offering photo opportunities with both Presidents and access to an exclusive afterparty.
Internet mocks Barack Obama and Joe Biden
As soon as the news went viral on Facebook, users started reacting to it. A user wrote talking about Obama and Biden, "Nobody gives two Fs about celebrity endorsements. The biggest hypocrites on the planet and out of touch with real people."
Another user said, "Corrupt elites and bidens must go not for the people vote RED!"
A commentator mocked saying, "Two grown men acting like 5th graders!"
"That’s a great picture of dumb and dumber right there!" One claimed.
A person further added, "These two have only succeeded in destroying America."
"How pitiful that these two would stand up There with these two and still want them. HOLLYHOOD SICKER THAN EVER," said one Facebook user with joker and devil emojis. [sic]
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