Internet shreds Joe Biden as his campaign quickly fundraises off Trump's immunity ruling

'Unhinged quest for power': Internet shreds Joe Biden as his campaign quickly fundraises off Trump's immunity ruling
Joe Biden's campaign swiftly began fundraising in response to Donald Trump's immunity ruling (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Selina Wang, Senior White House Correspondent for ABC News, reported on Monday, July 1, regarding the Biden 2024 campaign's reaction to the Supreme Court's ruling in Donald Trump's​ immunity case, according to Mediaite.

Wang noted that while the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Trump, granting immunity to all past and future presidents for their official actions in office, the Biden campaign still has reasons to celebrate.

Joe Biden's campaign fundraises after Trump's immunity ruling

Wang reported, "For the Biden campaign, this case underscores the core theme of President Biden’s reelection. The stakes of this, their message that Trump is a threat to democracy, somebody who is obsessed with power. And in a statement that they just sent over, they said, look, today’s ruling does not change the facts."



 

She added, "So let’s be very clear about what happened on January 6th. Donald Trump snapped after he lost the 2020 election and encouraged a mob to overthrow the results of a free and fair election. Trump is already running for president as a convicted felon."

She further stated, "Now, the campaign has also been warning that if Trump gets a second term, there will only be darker days ahead, that he will continue to try and shield himself from prosecution with. This campaign has been saying now for quite some time that Trump wants the power of a king or a monarch to have absolute power without accountability. So the Supreme Court decision today does not change their messaging on those points."

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Following the SCOTUS ruling, the Biden campaign released a statement mentioning Trump has only grown more unhinged (Getty Images)

After the ruling, the Biden campaign issued a statement stating, "Since January 6, Trump has become increasingly erratic. He has vowed to become a dictator 'on day one,' advocated for the termination of our Constitution to regain power, and threatened a 'bloodbath' if he loses. The American people have already rejected Donald Trump's self-centered pursuit of power once – Joe Biden will ensure they reject it definitively in November."

Furthermore, in response to the decision, the Biden campaign began soliciting donations, sending out a mailer on Monday afternoon with the subject line: "The Supreme Court Just Granted Trump's Wish."

Internet mocks Biden as his campaign quickly fundraises off Trump's immunity ruling

Joe Biden received criticism from numerous internet users for his campaign's rapid fundraising in response to Donald Trump's immunity ruling.

Some online comments read, "Unhinged quest for power??? From an 81-year-old guy who showed us his pathetic cognitive ability during the debate but won't step down??????????" and "They're counting on the stupidity of the Democratic Party base; they will not be disappointed."

WASHINGTON, DC - NOVEMBER 06: U.S. President Joe Biden speaks during a press conference in the State
Many internet users slammed Joe Biden as his campaign immediately fundraised off Donald Trump's immunity ruling (Getty Images)

A comment also read, "Democrat zealots are the stupidest people in the world . The decision has done nothing biut codified what has been going on for 200 years. It was done when Biden is president and according to democrats he will be again. Nothing has changed except lawfare is going to be more difficult." [sic]

Another comment stated, "I thought Biden being exposed as senile to the world was bad enough for the left …now this." [sic]

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