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Donald Trump Jr trolled for attack on Joe Biden: 'Decline in his cocaine quality'

Don Jr slammed President Joe Biden in the face of foreign policy decisions that are being criticized by both liberals and conservatives

Donald Trump Jr is being criticized online after he mocked President Joe Biden for leading the country to an economic debacle in the wake of an already worsening crisis in Afghanistan. The elder son of former President Donald Trump did not miss the opportunity to slam his father's arch-nemesis in the face of a foreign policy decisions that are being criticized by liberals and conservatives alike. As harrowing photos and videos of the Taliban taking over Kabul emerge, hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing the country in a panic. As the chaotic scenes from the country went viral on Twitter, Don Jr tweeted, "When Biden announced that 'America is back' what he really meant was we were back to the managed decline we saw under Clinton, Bush and Obama," This was just one in a series of tweets posted by him. 

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"Whatever China’s timeline was before on trying to seize Taiwan, we all know they’re licking their chops now knowing that there will never be a weaker US administration in power. This isn’t a partisan issue. We’ve got to get tough before things really escalate," he wrote in another tweet. 

He also posted "#WheresJoe" to point to the fact that President Joe Biden chose to take a vacation and fly to Camp David for the weekend instead of addressing the nation or trying to find a solution to the Afghanistan takeover. "How many ice cream shop photo shoots will Joe Biden do before he addresses the nation on Afghanistan?" he added in another. 

'Decline in quality of his cocaine'

Since Trump Jr did not provide any facts to back his tweets, he was brutally mocked on Twitter, especially by people who were not big fans of the previous Trump administration. "Someone tell junior the definition of decline and incline. S &P up (incline), unemployment down (decline), children in poverty down (decline); see how this works?" one of them said, while another noted, "Clinton produced the first budget surplus since Truman, and Obama got us out of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. I'm fine getting back to that kind of 'decline.'" A third said, "False: Clinton Surplus $63,000,000,000 Bush Deficit $3,293,000,000,000 & Great Recession handed to Obama Obama Recovery from Bush Deficit $6,781,000,000,000 Almost $4 Trillion 4 Bush TFG Deficit $6,612,000,000,000 w nothing to show 4, plus $1 Trillion in tax break 2 ultrarich."

One more stated, "I'm pretty sure @DonaldJTrumpJr is making a reference to the decline in quality of his cocaine." Another remarked, "All did 2 four year terms. Not daddy. The voters have spoken. Sit down while we get out of the GOP inspired war in Afghan." A commenter tweeted, "Pressured by the Trump admin the Afghan gov released 5K Taliban prisoners Aug '20. The US agreed to it in a Feb '20 deal with the insurgents. Thus began a phased withdrawal of US troops & faced opposition from the Afghan government. Those prisoners led this current takeover." One more noted, "Nope Don. He meant honesty, integrity and rule of law were back." A person reacted with, "No fool the decline we saw was under your daddy! Get it right!"

Donald Trump 2024

However, there were a few Trump supporters in the mix, who stood up for the former POTUS. "Imagine if this were in America!" one of them said, while another noted, "1,178 days until the 2024 election." A third quipped, "Donald Trump 2024." A person chimed in, with, "What can we do to get #45 back on Twitter? The last I checked the first amendment was adopted on December 15, 1791, as one of the ten amendments that constitute the Bill of Rights! #BringBackTrump" The next commented, "This guy was the best for world peace ...in last 20 years ... I wish US had elected him again.."