Internet thinks Trump will self-implode after Biden camp fires back at ex-prez over 'unhinged' Easter post

Donald Trump's Easter post consisted of attacks on those leading the legal cases against him including Joe Biden
The Biden campaign slammed Donald Trump for his tirdae on Easter Day (Getty Images)
The Biden campaign slammed Donald Trump for his tirdae on Easter Day (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Former President Donald Trump posted an Easter greeting on Sunday, March 31, in which he denounced the judges and prosecutors engaged in several legal proceedings against him as "crooked and corrupt", according to MTN.

The Biden Campaign was unafraid to call out Donald Trump over his bizarre posts on Truth Social. The campaign slammed the former President in a post shared on social media platform X.

Joe Biden camp slams Donald Trump over Easter post

The Biden Campaign posted, "A feeble and confused Trump spends the Easter holiday spewing an unhinged all-caps tirade attacking America and talking about himself."



 

By portraying the former president as unwell and unhinged in his posts, the Biden campaign demonstrated their willingness to challenge Trump head-on.

Trump attacked some of his regular targets, such as Georgian lawyer Fani Willis and DOJ special counsel Jack Smith, in a long and all-caps post. He wrote, "HAPPY EASTER TO ALL... INCLUDING THOSE MANY PEOPLE I COMPLETELY & TOTALLY DESPISE BECAUSE THEY WANT TO DESTROY AMERICA."



 

The former president is leading Republicans in criticizing Joe Biden for recognizing Trans Visibility Day in a statement that coincided with Easter Sunday this year, according to The Independent.

On March 31, International Transgender Day of Visibility, also known as Trans Visibility Day, was founded by transgender activist Rachel Crandall in 2009. That date happens to fall on Easter Sunday in 2024. Easter Sunday is chosen every year by observing the first Sunday following the full moon that occurs on or after the Spring Equinox.

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President Biden marked the push for transgender rights with a statement recognizing Trans Visibility Day (Getty Images)

President Biden marked the push for transgender rights with a statement recognizing Trans Visibility Day on Friday, March 29, that immediately set off alarm bells on the far right.

Internet supports Biden camp for calling out Trump for his Easter post

Several internet users agreed with the Biden campaign as they criticized Donald Trump and his bizarre posts on Truth Social. A user wrote on X, "Feeble, confused, and evil" whereas one added, "Everyone needs to keep pointing out Trump's mental decline, stupid ventures and that he’s going to prison. He will self implode before the election."



 



 

A person also stated, "That’s the way to do it. It’s going to drive Trump up a wall" whereas one mentioned, "Poor don he doesn’t know what today is really about come on don this is our Lord and Savior resurrection day, you could’ve kept that till 1201am."



 



 

A person also wrote, "It’s like he thinks starting and finishing it with 'happy Easter' absolves him somehow." One user wrote, "He always makes his holiday posts about him! Not suprised!"



 



 

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