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In one corner, we have Joe Biden, the wax statue come to life, desperately clinging to power by raking in millions at a swanky fundraiser, dubbed “grassroots” but requiring a cool $100,000 for basic entry. The man who claims to champion the working class clearly believes that the road to re-election is paved with exorbitant cash and photo ops with his political pals, including Obama and Clinton. Nothing screams “man of the people” like posing for pictures that cost as much as a luxury car.
The Optics Go From Bad to Worse at Wax Statue Biden's Tone-Deaf 'Grassroots' NY Fundraiserhttps://t.co/Jat6GuTkrz
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But the cringe-worthy spectacle doesn’t stop there. As Biden, Obama, and Clinton ascended onto the stage on a mechanical lift straight out of a sci-fi flick, the disconnect from reality hit a new low. Is this really the best optics for a president trying to relate to everyday Americans struggling to make ends meet? Biden’s stiff movements and confused demeanor only added to the bizarre theatrical performance, making him look more like a malfunctioning robot than a leader of the free world.
And let’s not forget Biden’s penchant for channeling the infamous “dark Brandon” meme by donning sunglasses indoors, further cementing his image as a caricature of a president rather than the real deal. Standing next to more youthful and energetic figures like Obama, the age gap becomes painfully obvious, raising questions about whether Biden is running a campaign or starring in a reality show about political antiquities.
Meanwhile, as Biden basks in his fundraising glory, the contrast couldn’t be starker. While he hobnobs with elites in New York City, Donald Trump pays his respects at the wake of a fallen NYPD officer, highlighting the heart-wrenching realities of life and death that are a world away from Biden’s ivory tower. The juxtaposition speaks volumes about priorities and authenticity, a tale of two presidents that underscores the choice facing American voters.
