Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles makes stern request to Joe Biden post Trump victory, demand goes viral on social media

Following the reelection of Donald Trump in the US Presidential election 2024, eminent athlete and Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles took to social media to eventually express her concerns directly to Joe Biden. Parade reported that in a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), Simone Biles urged Joe Biden to ‘stand up, straighten your back and make some things shake before your departure’.

According to Parade, the post of Simone Biles amassed near about 500,000 likes while eliciting mixed reactions from the public. On one hand, numerous fans supported the call for action from Simone Biles while on the other hand; numerous users also disagreed with her stance.

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Simone Biles pretty recently competed in the Paris Olympics and eventually won three gold medals and one silver medal while she has a history of using her platform to advocate for various issues which includes mental health awareness and social justice, asserted Parade.

Parade also noted that following the results of the US Presidential elections, she had expressed her sentiments of disappointment and frustration over the political landscape while stating that ‘we deserve better’ and conveying her sorrow for US. The statement of Simone Biles actually reflects a desire for impactful leadership during a politically tumultuous time as the nation braces for a shift in power with the return of Donald Trump.

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FAQs:

Who recently made a stern request to Joe Biden?
Eminent and renowned athlete Simone Biles made a stern request to Joe Biden on social media to ‘stand up, straighten your back and make some things shake before your departure’.
What is the latest achievement of Simone Biles?
Simone Biles pretty recently competed in the Paris Olympics and eventually won three gold medals and one silver medal.