Yikes! Did You See How Biden Celebrated the 4th of July Holiday Weekend in Malibu?

Former President Joe Biden and former Vice President Kamala Harris do not seem to be having an easy time these past few days. They had quite the reaction to President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) passing both chambers of Congress earlier this week. It was signed into law by Trump for the 4th of July holiday. Speaking of the holiday, Biden and Harris seemed to have a rather memorable day, and not for the best reasons.

On Friday, the former president put out a post for Independence Day, though like so many other fellow Democrats, he spoke about "democracy," even as we're a constitutional republic.

Today is about freedom. It’s about liberty. It’s about who we are. We’re the United States of America, and nothing like it exists in the world. As we celebrate our nation’s independence, we must also remember that democracy is never guaranteed—every generation must fight to… pic.twitter.com/sWmdc7N0a1
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) July 4, 2025

As the New York Post covered, the Bidens are spending their first post-presidency 4th of July holiday near son Hunter Biden's house in Malibu. Pictures from Thursday show an all too familiar scene of Biden not only at the beach, but of him struggling to set up beach chairs.

As the piece mentioned:

What a difference a year makes.
Former President Joe Biden was snapped struggling to set up a beach chair Thursday before catching some rays with family near his son Hunter’s home in Malibu, Calif., to kick off his first Independence Day weekend since leaving office.
The ex-commander-in-chief — who took more vacation days than any modern US president — looked right at home lounging under a red umbrella with former first lady Jill Biden, while granddaughter Finnegan and grandson Beau Biden Jr. frolicked in the sand nearby.
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Thursday’s photos show the 82-year-old former Delaware senator and vice president happily shaking sand from his towel while wearing his signature aviator sunglasses and presidential baseball cap, before packing up.
Onlookers later spotted the elder Biden dining with Hunter at his favorite sushi joint Nobu later on Thursday after having given a keynote address at a human resources conference in San Diego earlier this week.
“I do not want you to miss any important family obligations for work,” the ex-president told the Society for Human Resource Management of his instructions to White House staff.
“There are moments we’ll never get back,” the former president warned attendees.
The Malibu beach trip took place one year and six days after Biden’s halting and at times incoherent debate performance against Donald Trump that ultimately forced him from the 2024 race.

"This Fourth of July, I am taking a moment to reflect. Things are hard right now. They are probably going to get worse before they get better," Harris posted. "But I love our country — and when you love something, you fight for it. Together, we will continue to fight for the ideals of our nation."

hahahaha

She cropped him out. https://t.co/MvAUPx31r5 pic.twitter.com/dvXNcKBSlJ
— Bonchie (@bonchieredstate) July 4, 2025

Last year's 4th of July came days after Biden's disastrous CNN debate against Trump, at which point not even Biden's fellow Democrats could deny there were problems with his mental fitness. It would still be weeks before top Democrats, like Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) forced Biden out of the race, though.

Harris ultimately replaced Biden as the Democratic nominee last summer, and just like her previous run for president for the 2020 Democratic primary where she dropped out in December 2019 before any primary contest, she failed to earn a single primary vote. If the Democrats had their way, Harris and Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) would be in office as president and vice president posting about the holiday from the White House.

Trump was elected once more, though, and as 47th president he signed the OBBB into law and watched fireworks from the White House, while First Lady Melania Trump even did his signature YMCA dance.