Why do politics always make for the best meme material? We'll just let the politicians speak for themselves.
In case you missed last night's democratic presidential debate, then we'll give you a little run down: Cory Booker accused Joe Biden of being high, Amy Klobuchar claimed she raised a crap-load of money from her ex-boyfriends, and Biden made an, uh, brain-dead comment about domestic violence.
Scroll down to watch some of the highlights and view some of the internet's reactions!
Man, the 2020 presidential race has barely kicked off and we're already seeing loads of meme-able material from it.
This time it's Joe Biden, who made a decent-sized mistake during last night's second democratic debate when he told supporters to "go to Joe30330."
Of course, what he meant to say was text "Joe" to 30330 and even though we're pretty sure most people knew what he meant to say, that hasn't stopped the internet from roasting poor ol' Joe for not quite understanding how technology and social media work!
In case you missed the democratic presidential debate last night in Miami, we'll very briefly sum it up for you: none of the candidates had an answer regarding Mitch McConnell, Beto spoke Spanish very poorly, John Delaney yelled a lot, and really no one said anything of substance.
The New York Times Opinion asked Twitter users to come up with haikus roasting the 2020 presidential candidate under the moniker #DebateHaikus. Predictably, this task proved to be incredibly easy.
Previously: Debate 1, Debate 2, and the VP Debate.
No reason to watch these debates with the Gregory Brothers on top of everything.
If only this info had been sitting on Obama's lecturn...
