Biden’s Army Of Influencers Begets Cringetocking

Biden’s Army Of Influencers Begets Cringetocking

Biden’s Army Of Influencers Begets Cringetocking

In anticipation of the battle for the 2024 Presidential Race and try to mask or divert from his decrepitude, Joe Biden’s campaign has hired an “Army of Influencers” for social media like TikTok, Twitter and Instagram. These young people are supposed to make you feel like Old Joe’s vigor and banging brain will give tomorrow’s voters their heart’s desires on climate change and loan forgiveness. These “content creator” influencers are not meant to appeal to those with developed and functioning frontal lobes. From my experience, they don’t. They are all total cringe. Tweeter Malcolm Flex has coined the term “CRINGETOCKING”. It fits

Here is Mr. Flex’s tweet calling out cringetocking:

Yes! Malcolm Flex doesn’t need my help, but if you want to follow him, here are links to his Twitter and his Substack. I like the cut of his jib.

In April before Biden officially announced, Axios wrote:

President Biden’s not-yet-official bid for re-election will lean on hundreds of social media “influencers” who will tout Biden’s record — and soon may have their own briefing room at the White House, Axios has learned.
Why it matters: The move aims to boost Biden’s standing among young voters who are crucial to Democrats’ success in elections — and to potentially counter former President Trump’s massive social media following, if he’s the GOP nominee in 2024.
Biden’s digital strategy team will connect with influencers across the nation to target those who may not follow the White House or Democratic Party on social media — or who have tuned out mainstream media altogether.
Young voters (ages 18-29) preferred Biden over Trump by a 26-point margin in 2020, and Democrats over Republicans by 28 points in the 2022 midterms.
A measure of the importance Team Biden is placing on its digital strategy: Rob Flaherty, who leads the effort, has been named assistant to the president — the same rank as the White House communications director and press secretary.
What they’re saying: “We’re trying to reach young people, but also moms who use different platforms to get information and climate activists and people whose main way of getting information is digital,” said Jen O’Malley Dillon, White House deputy chief of staff.
The details: Hundreds of unpaid, independent content creators have been given access to Biden’s White House. They include:
Harry Sisson, a 20-year-old NYU student who breaks down the day’s news on TikTok.
Vivian Tu, a former trader who discusses financial topics in short clips on TikTok and Instagram.

Okay, young folk got to get their start somehow. What makes this cringetocking:

Yelling, hysteria and wild gesticulations. Maybe Harry Sisson should lay off the caffeine or whatever before filming. However according to Not The Bee, Harry is not as unpaid as he lets on. Neither is his frequent collaborator, Chris Mowry. In an article “The Twitter community outed two Gen-Z shills paid to promote old-man Biden and it was beautiful to behold, my friends!” by Joel Abbott, it’s all laid out:

I know these are just two boys who have no idea of sacrifice, discipline, history, or how the world works, but they aren’t meant to convince the wise to vote for octogenarian Joe. They are pushing to get huge numbers of foolish 18 year olds to the voting booths as a Red Guard for the new regime.

The thing is, these two want you to believe they are loyal soldiers to the one true king when in actuality they are mercenaries.

They are paid according to a Community Note. Thank you Elon Musk:

In late 2022, Biden’s campaign team connected with young social media influencers, including Harry Sisson, to draw in voters ages 18-29.
https://nypost.com
https://www.axios.com
https://www.washingtonpost.com
Sisson recently signed with Palette management. Palette received more than 200k from the DNC in the last 8 months.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-sisson
https://www.fec.gov

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These guys work for a talent agency that exists to promote things on social media.
(If you don’t know, most of what “influencers” try to sell you is straight acting.)”Even if they haven’t received enough money from their DNC-paid talent agency to afford things nicer than a hoodie (LOL), their place of employment is enough to expose the grift.
Oh, guess who else works at Pallette Management? Trans sicko Grant Sikes, who regularly promotes things like tampons and women’s lingerie on social media

Creepy Joe seems to have a real problem picking his “influencers”. Remember?

Dylan and Harry should get together. The Cringetocking would be off the charts. On second thought, that may just violate Geneva Conventions.

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  • GWB says:

    and people whose main way of getting information is digital
    What they mean is people who are ignorant enough to get their “news” from bathroom walls and lamp post flyers. But they’re kool and hip because they’ve digitized all of that.

    Yelling, hysteria and wild gesticulations.
    Yeah. if an entire generation thinks this is “influencing” people, then maybe we should just pull up the ladder after us and not let anyone born after, say, 1995, vote. Ever.

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