After coining the catchy phrase “Ultra MAGA” last week to describe President Trump’s agenda and supporters, Dementia Joe Biden on Wednesday offered up a new catch phrase to describe Donald Trump himself, “The Great MAGA King.” Biden meant it as an insult, but the Ultra MAGA crowd is loving it.
Biden spoke at the IBEW convention in Chicago Wednesday. The podium made Biden look small so he came around to the end to speak to the labor union gathering.
You know who doesn’t skimp on podiums? The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. pic.twitter.com/of6RMgf0sJ
— Philip Melanchthon Wegmann (@PhilipWegmann) May 11, 2022
Biden refers to Trump as “the great MAGA king.” pic.twitter.com/tkONV6dbxf
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) May 11, 2022
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GREAT MAGA KING 2024! https://t.co/XkEliOtr8t
— Diana Allocco (@dianamee) May 11, 2022
Joe Biden refers to his predecessor as “the great MAGA king” https://t.co/svWk5ZeTep pic.twitter.com/zVwUaKPXT5
— 1776 Jade (@Ivanka_Jade) May 11, 2022
The Great MAGA King! I like it. Just can’t believe Joe Biden came up with it. 🤣
— Cheryl Castle (@Cheryl_Castle) May 11, 2022
So if President Trump is The Great MAGA King, Joe must be The Great Inflation King
— Roberta Manier (@robertalueckel) May 11, 2022
“Ultra MAGA”
“Putin’s Price Hike”
“Great MAGA King”Whose job is it in the admin to come up with these Galaxy Brain catchphrases?
— Tyler Carditis (@TyCardon) May 11, 2022
Trump will wear the title with pride. It’s perfect! Under The Great MAGA King, we had low inflation, low energy cost, record high employment, energy independence, world peace, climbing stock market, manufacturing returning, historically high employment for minorities and women.
— Connie Suverkrup (@connieSuver) May 11, 2022
Biden speaking last week unveiled his “Ultra MAGA” catch phrase:
President Biden: “I reduced the federal deficit. All the talk about the deficit from my Republican friends, I love it. I’ve reduced it $350 billion in my first year in office. […] I don’t want to hear Republicans talk about deficits and their ultra-MAGA agenda.” pic.twitter.com/rhbBkja5E1
— The Hill (@thehill) May 4, 2022