Biden Mocked Into Oblivion After Posing
with 81st Birthday Cake: 'Portal to Hell'
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 11/22/2023 3:03:34 PM
President Joe Biden turned 81 on Monday. This gave the president — or his handlers — a chance to pose him with his birthday cake in the White House and then share the photo on social media. The cake’s candles produced the effect of a swirling fire and elicited clever, relentless mockery from cynical social media users. “There’s a portal to hell on a plate in front of him,” conservative radio host Dana Loesch said in a post. [Tweet] Apparently, whoever handles Biden’s social media accounts, whether the president or an aide, thought it a good idea to attempt jokes about his age. “Thanks for the birthday well-wishes today, everyone.
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