Biden joins TikTok, shares first video, posts scary photo on X

by times news cr

Biden Embarks on TikTok Campaign to ⁢Win Over Young Voters

Despite his administration’s wariness of TikTok and privacy⁣ concerns, US‍ President Joe Biden has surprisingly joined the Chinese-owned app in an attempt to attract young people to his 2024 election campaign. This move aims to counter his ‌dwindling ‌popularity among younger generations.

The campaign’s first TikTok post appeared during the Super Bowl, featuring the caption “Hey guys!” and aimed to⁤ connect with ‌voters across all social ⁣media platforms.

‌ While the⁢ Biden administration has previously ⁢advocated for banning TikTok from government devices,‌ the president appears to be⁢ employing a different strategy to ​engage with younger voters and teenagers who are increasingly dissatisfied with his foreign policy.

One of Biden’s TikTok posts featured a photo of himself with laser beams emanating‌ from his eyes, accompanied ‍by the ⁤caption “As we planned.” This cryptic message⁢ sparked speculation and raised questions about the authenticity of the account.

​ The president’s presence on TikTok comes ⁣at a time when his foreign policy has faced ‌criticism, particularly among younger generations. The outcome of the 2024 election remains uncertain, but Biden’s attempt to connect ‍with young voters through this unconventional platform highlights the importance of this demographic in determining⁤ the ⁢outcome.

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