Joe Biden's dogs have their own Twitter account, on which has been uploaded images of them chewing on their toy, which is a likeness of President Donald Trump.
Joe Biden has an Instagram account for his dogs, and they just posted pictures of them using the President as chew toy. Unity and Healing! pic.twitter.com/Iuzn1En1yK
— Jack Posobiec ?? (@JackPosobiec) December 13, 2020
"Joe Biden has an Instagram account for his dogs, and they just posted pictures of them using the President as chew toy. Unity and Healing!"
Here below we have reproduced an image from the tweet of independent journalist Jack Posobiec, since it appears that the original tweet has been deleted from the First Dogs account.
Upon investigating the twitter account in question, this post was still up at the time of this writing:
America, am I allowed to chew dis?
— FIRST DOGS CHAMP & MAJOR BIDEN (@firstdogsusa) December 9, 2020
- Champ ? pic.twitter.com/JH2yDRfou7
"America, am I allowed to chew dis? - Champ" (Champ is the name of the dog in the picture.)
Responses to the tweet were immediate and not entirely surprising:
Well that’s creepy.
— American girl (@Worlds_Okayest1) December 13, 2020
"Well that’s creepy."
Very sick people.
— Infinite Law & Order (@Infinite_Ennui) December 13, 2020
"Very sick people"
The toy itself appears to be readily available on Amazon as the FUZZU Election Matchup. As the name implies, there are two dolls, one for each Presidential candidate, and they are only sold together.
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