In conjunction with Trump's arrest... Biden tweets sarcastically

In conjunction with Trump's arrest...

Biden tweets sarcastically :

US President Joe Biden :

sarcastically tweeted on "X" on Friday, coinciding with former

President Donald Trump's arrest in Georgia over the "2020 election results" issue.

Without naming him :

Biden posted a photo of his 2024 presidential campaign

gathering with his running mate Kamala Harris, considering this a great day.

Biden said in a tweet :

"No matter what, I think today is a great day to present for my campaign."

Former President Donald Trump was released by U.S.

authorities after handing himself over to law enforcement in Fulton County

Atlanta :

where a criminal photograph was taken and his file data publicly released.

Trump

said in a statement before turning himself in:

"I am being arrested as an innocent man...

Democrats want this moment to become a TV ad against me for portraying me

as a villain, but I am convinced it will have the opposite effect. 

He added :

• Our people will watch with shock

• and terror how the former President

• and opponents of the current regime are arrested.

• The spectacle will show voters the extent of tyranny

• and corruption of Democrats belonging to the atmosphere of fraud 

On his release

Trump described his fourth arrest as a sad day for America.

Trump :

and 18 other associates were indicted

by the Georgia court on charges of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election results.

If convicted in the case

Trump could face a maximum sentence of 20 years' imprisonment.

On the eve of his arrest

Trump viciously attacked US President Biden

over a television interview, arguing that he was incompetent

skinny and his mental state was worse than his physical condition

likely not to be able to reach the 2024 election.

Donald Trump's :

and Joe Biden's enmity is intense between :

the two former presidents of the United States of America.

Hostility began in 2016, when Trump ran for president

and faced fierce competition from Biden, who was then U.S. vice president.

Trump and Biden continued to attack each other :

after Trump's election, and their enmity escalated in 2020

when Trump confronted Biden again in the presidential election.

Trump lost the election

but claimed the election was rigged, and refused to acknowledge his defeat.

Trump and Biden continued to :

exchange criticism after Trump's term ended

and their enmity escalated in 2022

when Trump announced his candidacy for president again in 2024.

Trump :

and Biden's hostility is due to several reasons

including:

Deep political differences between the two men.

Trump is a conservative Republican

while Biden is a progressive Democrat.

• Strong competition between the two men in the US presidential election.

• Trump refused to concede defeat in the 2020 election.

• Trump's desire to return to the White House in 2024.

Trump and Biden's hostility has destabilized American politics

dividing the country into two rival teams.