Joe Biden Is Desperate To Become TikTok Famous

Joe Biden is beginning to understand the full extent of his massive unpopularity with the American people.

The White House team responsible for the president’s publicity is growing desperate after several social media campaigns failed to resonate with the public and actually just made Biden appear old, out of touch, and desperate.

As a result, the White House is making its rounds on social media in an attempt to increase Biden’s visibility amid record-low approval ratings.

The White House is sending out pre-edited videos of President Joe Biden to supporters so they can put them on TikTok and other social media accounts, according to a new report.

CNN’s Edward-Isaac Dovere reported the details of a White House call with abortion supporters in reaction to the Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade in June.

The White House reportedly sent a detailed list of talking points and clips of Biden’s speeches with a strong suggestion to share them on the Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok.

A push to improve White House communications and Joe Biden’s image has been ongoing since the president’s approval rating began taking a nosedive shortly after his term began. The clumsy attempt by staffers to increase Biden’s relevance, especially amongst America’s youth, shows a growing sense of behind-the-scenes frustration as supporters begin to flee.

A recent Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade was the latest example of Biden’s unwillingness to rise to the occasion and “meet the moment” on key progressive issues.

The report also notes that Biden tends to “berate advisers” when he’s unhappy with the direction of his presidency or a particular event, while his “veteran advisers” are urging him to “take the long view” on issues affecting his presidency.

Mainstream media outlets that typically do Joe Biden’s bidding have begun to sour on the cognitively deficient president amid a series of tragedies and setbacks that even leftists refuse to support.

In an attempt to bypass traditional media, a plan to target the youth spearheaded by former press secretary Jen Psaki went viral — but for all the wrong reasons.

Social media stars on TikTok, and other celebrities with young fans, were invited to the White House in an effort to improve Biden’s image.

TikTok “comedian” who goes by the user ‘bennydrama7’ filmed a sketch in the White House that was heavily mocked on social media. Going by the name “Kooper,” the crossdressing TikTok star played Jen Psaki’s intern as he flamboyantly bounced around reciting infamous lines from the Biden administration.

The White House also hired boy band The Jonas Brothers to film pro-vaccine propaganda that actually featured Joe Biden.

Beware: This video is quite possibly the cringiest piece of footage we’ve seen.

Jen Psaki defended the push to ramp up Biden’s social media viability in one of her famous dead-eyed press briefings.

Meanwhile, the Biden administration cannot hold a candle to Donald Trump’s brilliant use of social media.

Author: Asa McCue

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