Former US President Barack Obama was seen ushering former US President Joe Biden off period in yet another movie that has put Democrats in a small spot ahead of the national polls after the latter appeared to be “frozen” before the large market.
The picture from the Los Angeles fundraiser, where Biden appears to have a cooled instant before the curtain comes down, has been making the rounds on social media.
After the US senator looked intently at the audience, Obama can be seen holding Biden’s hands and removing him from the stage in the movie.
The picture of the affair was shared by English journalist Piers Morgan, who wrote,” But embarrassing. The Democrats ca n’t let this go on, surely”?
However, this is not the first day that Biden’s blunder has caught social media’s interest.
A few days ago, a picture of US President Joe Biden’s “embarrassing” events from Italy’s G7 Summit had gone viral. The Republican troll had plenty of ammunition from the two Trump video.
After arriving for the G7 conference on Thursday, he was strangely seen saluting Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in the first film.
Eventually in another movie, Biden was spotted strangely leaving the group while the world leaders posed for official G7 photos. Biden gave a hands off to someone in a film that showed him standing a few feet away from the group. Meloni, yet, quickly reached up to him, tapping on his back to get his focus back to the group pictures.
Social media users soon shared clips of the unpleasant salutation, which went viral. Biden’s shift was viewed as out of touch by some, but others applauded him for displaying some dignity in his European counterpart. Meloni, yet, seemed unfazed by the movement and continued with her activities.
The 81- yr- ancient Biden comes under sensor as he seeks another phrase as US leader. Despite his partner Alice Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron remaining up beside him during a poignant D- Day commemoration ceremony in France next week, he was strangely fumbling for his seat during a poignant D- Day commemoration ceremony.
