What A Difference A Year Makes: Another Fourth Of July Then And Now

Posted • July 5, 2025: One of the most accurate comments that President Trump has made in his first six months in office came at his Joint Address to Congress back in March. Talking about how his administration has effectively shut down the border after four years of Joe Biden deliberately leaving it wide open, Trump noted that we didn't need 'new legislation,' as the media and Democrats kept clamoring. Instead, as he said, 'It turns out that all we really needed was a new President.' Truer words were never spoken. It goes beyond serious issues like the border, however. To give a huge boost to our national pride, all we needed was a new President for that as well. Yesterday, Twitchy shared a post from one of our favorite accounts, Western Lensman, reminding everyone of how much of an embarrassment Biden was, as he commemorated Independence Day in 2024 with a hearty … ho, ho, ho? OOF.

This morning, Western Lensman shared another Fourth of July trip down memory lane to the Bidens celebrating the Fourth on the White House balcony. Except this time, he contrasted that with the Trumps watching fireworks on the balcony this year. —— July 4th at the White House, 2025 vs 2023. —— Wow. Two videos that are worth not just a thousand, but a million words. While President Trump and First Lady Melania embraced and shared a warm kiss to cheers from the crowd, Joe and Jill Biden were standing as far away from each other as they could while remaining in the same frame. And then, of course, there's Hunter. High as a kite and about to crash as hard as one, too. (…)

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https://twitchy.com/grateful-calvin/2025/07/05/western-lensman-then-and-now-fourth-of-july-edition-n2415232
Townhall: Yikes! Did You See How Biden Celebrated the 4th of July Holiday Weekend in Malibu?
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/rebeccadowns/2025/07/05/yikes-did-you-see-how-biden-celebrated-the-4th-of-july-holiday-n2659940