President Joe Biden’s bike crash on Saturday in Delaware spurred commentary from Republicans who pounced on the chance to ridicule the president whereas additionally commenting on the state of the nation.
A video that circulated on-line confirmed the 79-year-old president falling off his bicycle close to his Delaware dwelling throughout a experience together with his spouse Jill Saturday morning in Rehoboth Seaside.
After stopping the bike to greet some individuals, the president fell over, with a shoe caught in a pedal toe cage. He later mentioned, “I am good.”
Donald Trump Jr. weighed with a number of jabs, together with “How lengthy until they blame Putin?” and “I am simply shocked they let him experience a motorbike with out coaching wheels.”
“I am unsure there’s ever been a extra excellent metaphor for the present state of our nation than Biden falling off his bike whereas standing nonetheless for actually no motive,” Trump Jr. added in another tweet.
Florida state Rep. Anthony Sabatini wrote “Biden has crashed each his bike and the American economic system” and “Biden should be faraway from workplace ASAP.”
Consultant Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia added, “This beautiful a lot sums up the state of our nation does not it? Maybe it is as a result of the one place individuals previous the age of retirement can work are in Authorities management and Walmart. The great ones greet you at Walmart.”
In the meantime, right-wing provocateur Dinesh D’Souza wrote: “Who cares if Biden fell off his bike? I am extra anxious about this demented lunatic driving America off a cliff!”
GOP congressional candidate Lavern Spicer tweeted, “BREAKING: Biden fell off his bike at present, says it was Putin’s fault.”
Conservative pundit Carmine Sabia tweeted “What number of extra aged males must fall earlier than we have now widespread sense bike management?” and “If former President Donald Trump had fallen off of his bike that video could be taking part in nonstop on CNN.”
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