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Prominent Democrats sent messages of doom and sadness instead of the celebration on 4 July, portraying Ire from a crowd of critics. Many messages included a warning about the dangers for the country coming out of the Trump administration.
Former vice -president Kamla Harris wrote in a post on X, “This fourth, it takes a moment to reflect me. Things are still difficult. They are going to spoil before it improves.” “But I love my country – and when you love something, you fight for it. Together, we will continue to fight for the ideals of our nation.”
Many social media was in a hurry to tell users that Harris dropped former President Joe Biden and former first female Jill Biden from the photo. Others made fun of one of the famous phrases of Harris, saying that the country was “unbalanced with what has been done.”
Kamala Harris, president of the then Vice, speaks during a meeting on Artificial Intelligence at his formal office at Easenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, DC on July 12, 2023. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Image)
On July 4, on the left, is celebrating with protests while on the right one sees a patriotic revival.
The old boss of Harris, former President Joe Biden posted a more mild message, while encouraged Americans to “fight” to maintain democracy.
Meanwhile, former President Barack Obama also said with his warning that “the core Democratic principles are constantly under attack.” He argued that the word “we” “is the most powerful word” in our democracy, and used the slogan of his first presidential campaign as an example of him.
Former President Barack Obama listens to speakers on a panel at the Democracy Forum, a month after the loss of Democrats in the US presidential election in Chicago, Illinois on 5 December 2024. (Reuters/Vincent Alban)
In the first speech after leaving Kamala Harris, the knife comes out against Trump: ‘Absolute Anarchy’
“Independence Day is a reminder that America is not a project of any one person. The most powerful word in our democracy is ‘Hum’. ‘We will go away.’ ‘Yes we can.’ No one has ownership of America.
She Van Fleet, a survivor of Mao’s cultural revolution, said, “We are taking our country back from those who hate America and work tirelessly to finish everything that stands for it.”
Sen Berney Sanders, I-VT. (For Fen, Maher/Getty Images)
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In his 4 July post, Sen Berney Sanders appeared to support Trump Anti-Trump “No Kings” movement.
Sanders wrote, “On July 4, 1776, the Americans said: not to the Kings, not for dispotism. On July 4, 2025, across the country, the Americans again said: No Kings, no Despotism,” Sanders wrote.
In response, many social media users reported that, unlike a king, President Donald Trump was elected.
