Joe Biden COVID memes are spreading after the President announced that he tested positive for COVID-19. On July 17, 2024, reports confirmed that Biden's test had come back positive and the man himself posted a tricky tweet reading "I'm sick" followed by a message promoting his campaign.
"I'm sick," he tweeted, "of Elon Musk and his rich buddies trying to buy this election. And if you agree, pitch in here."
Musk is reportedly donating $25 million every month to a pro-Trump super PAC after he officially endorsed the former President in his own tweet just after the assassination attempt on July 13.
What does a Biden COVID meme look like?
Most of the Joe Biden COVID memes reference the President's little fake-out tweet trick that started with "I'm sick." Plenty of users are Photoshopping either the follow-up tweet or both in the thread to say something funnier, especially if there's something the memer is personally tired of dealing with.
Others have taken the word "sick" and twisted it to mean something other than literally ill, such as "gross" or the slang term synonymous with "cool." Have you ever wanted to see Joe Biden grinding on a rail?
You think Biden COVID memes fell out of a coconut tree?
A third type of Biden COVID meme referenced Vice President Kamala Harris, potentially because some folks think she should replace him as the 2024 Democratic presidential candidate. Joe's dealt with enough questions about his health and fitness before he tested positive, and this diagnosis is not helping his case.
The latest bout with COVID for Biden comes less than a month after his poor debate performance was explained as the result of him having a cold. It's no surprise that some of the memes coming out now suggest that this time, it is truly "Joever" for the 81-year-old man.
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Related memes:
- The 2024 presidential debate memes
- The coconut tree meme, Kamala Harris, and the context of all in which you live and what came before you
- ‘4 Covid tests’ meme illustrates the insufficiency of the U.S.’s new program
- ‘It’s actually so over:’ The face that became the Joe Biden debate meme
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