'Action Figures' Photo Of Joe Biden With G7 Leaders Becomes A Meme
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The posed picture on a beach in Cornwall, England, has gone viral.
President Joe Biden’s beach photo with other world leaders at the G7 summit in Cornwall, southwest England, on Friday has become a meme. Twitter users suggested the socially distanced group looked like action figures, a choir or a pop group. Ex-President Donald Trump made an appearance in one reworked version of the picture. So did Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and his mittens, which similarly went viral during Biden’s inauguration. PATRICK SEMANSKY via Getty Images
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