The internet memes, based on a speech and a pop album, aim to show support for the vice president's run for president 


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-07-26 12:47:01">July 26, 2024 at 12:47 p.m.</time>

The internet memes, based on a speech and a pop album, aim to show support for the vice president’s run for president{ai:summary}<p>Internet memes are rallying fans around the vice president’s presidential bid, drawing inspiration from a notable speech and a hit album. It’s a digital love letter dressed in pixels and catchy tunes, showcasing an unorthodox campaign style. </p><p>Supporters are crafting a cultural moment, turning the mundane into a movement. #politics</p>

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