Wonder what that peck cost him?
Posted on 04/05/2026 2:03:56 PM PDT by Libloather
The Democratic Party is facing criticism after it posted an Easter-themed message about "Better times at the White House" featuring former President Barack Obama, while leaving out former President Joe Biden.
The post, published Saturday by the official Democratic Party X account, shows Obama from behind standing beside a person in an Easter Bunny costume with the Washington Monument in the background. The caption reads, "Better times at the White House." Biden is not pictured or mentioned in the post, and much of the reaction centered on that omission.
Social media users wondered why the account appeared to invoke nostalgia for the Obama White House while bypassing Biden’s presidency altogether.
"Why are y’all skipping over Biden?" Christian influencer Renatta Oxendine wrote in reply, as other users similarly questioned why Democrats used an image tied to Obama rather than the party’s most recent president.
Fox News Digital columnist David Marcus said the post was a "brutal smack down of Joe Biden."
The reaction followed a similar controversy involving Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s press office, which was criticized after posting a message encouraging users to repost "if you miss having a President with a functioning brain," alongside an image of former President Barack Obama.
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Joe renamed the Easter Bunny the Oyster Bunny. Shwit I guess.arp
Wonder what that peck cost him?
Dims would think that a communist infiltrator would be better days.
“That’s right. Bullet grazed me. Bing! Bounced right off. That’s my story, Jack.” —Go Brandon
To me Slow Joe will always just be the Hyphen between 45-47.
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