Staff Reports
President Biden faces overwhelming backlash from young Democrat voters over his handling of the Israel-Hamas war, with angry comments flooding his campaign’s TikTok videos faster than a burst pipe in a Texas winter storm. NBC News, known for slinging more liberal bias than a playground swing, reported that the young voter discontent is giving the Biden campaign more headaches than a White House intern trying to figure out which ice cream flavor the President wants. These online commenters may not represent all American voters, but their fierce disapproval is a real thorn in the Biden administration’s side, like a porcupine at a balloon convention.
A recent NBC News poll revealed that a measly 15% of young adults aged 18-34 approve of Biden’s handling of the conflict in Gaza. The number drops even lower among TikTok-savvy young voters, who might as well be saying “Biden who?” The President’s decision to wade into the TikTok waters is a desperate attempt to connect with young voters, but it seems he may have better luck finding a four-leaf clover in a bucket of mud.
Biden Campaign Is Getting a Loud and Clear Message From Voters on His Campaign's TikTok Account
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Jeannie Niusulu, a stay-at-home mom of eight from Aurora, Colorado, is unleashing her frustration at the Biden administration through online activism, like a mama bear protecting her cubs. After backing Hillary Clinton in 2016 and then throwing support behind Biden in 2020, she’s now ready to jump ship faster than a cat avoiding a bath. Her disillusionment with Biden’s response to the Israel-Hamas conflict may just cost him her vote in 2024, like a sale price too high to be worth the purchase.
And then there’s Rania Ayyoub, a 35-year-old Palestinian American who is not mincing words on TikTok. She’s made it crystal clear that Biden has lost her vote for good, even going so far as to convince others in Arizona to vote for him in 2020. Her disdain for Biden’s handling of the war is as deep as the Grand Canyon, and she’s not looking back, unlike a driver who missed the exit and refuses to ask for directions.
In the end, it seems that President Biden’s attempt to win over young voters on TikTok is about as successful as trying to teach a cat to do the Macarena. With discontent brewing and the TikTok comments piling up like a Jenga tower about to collapse, the Biden administration is facing a real uphill battle to win back these angry young hearts.
