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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - The internet has exploded with memes about the state of the US Democrat presidential campaign. — Picture via Twitter/Joe Biden
By Malay Mail Team
Monday, 22 Jul 2024 10:32 AM MYT
WASHINGTON, July 22 — US President Joe Biden is ending his bid for re-election and endorsing his running mate US Vice-president Kamala Harris for president.
As expected, it didn’t take long for social media to react with that most popular mode of internet communication — memes.
Social media site X (formerly twitter) has quickly been inundated with clips, jokes and references to the TV show Veep where, in life imitating fiction, the protagonist US vice-president suddenly finds herself in the running for the top job when the president too steps aside.
— Candice Fortman (cande313.bsky.social) (@Cande313)This show. It’s always this show. pic.twitter.com/yfvOZA4vRG
— Candice Fortman (cande313.bsky.social) (@Cande313) July 21, 2024
According to Manya Koetse, founder and editor of What’s on Weibo, Chinese internet users have wasted no time finding the punny-ness of the situation:
They were also super quick at translating Biden’s statement into Mandarin and circulating it online:
While former US President Donald Trump has boasted that Harris would be ‘easier to beat’ and mocked her as ‘laughing Kamala’ due to her trademark full-throated laughs, the Internet decided ‘laughing Kamala’ is a great tagline actually.
The very strange and very funny X personality Chiitan is apparently running for president...despite being from Japan.
Rishi Sunak’s wife Akshata Murty was also not safe from X memesters:
Take a gander of some more of the best humorous reactions to the biggest news of the day:
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