Biden has rarely been seen since the election. But he’s wishing he could escape the spotlight, now.
Because Barack Obama and Joe Biden are at each other’s throat for one obvious reason.
Democrat Dynasty’s Bitter Fracture Exposed
ABC News heavyweight Jonathan Karl dropped a bombshell in a fresh interview, spotlighting a glaring rift between ex-Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden that reeks of Democratic infighting and betrayal, perfectly timed as the party licks its wounds from the 2024 electoral thrashing.
Karl dished to podcaster Katie Couric last week about a jaw-dropping D.C. dinner scene last month at Café Milano, where Obama and Biden—once the supposed dream team—dined under the same roof, their Secret Service squads awkwardly jostling for space, yet the duo snubbed each other like total strangers.
“They didn’t interact at all, they were in the same restaurant?” Couric asked in disbelief. “What’s their relationship like?”
“Really bad. Really bad,” Karl replied on the Nov. 6 podcast.
“Biden and the people around him very much blame Barack Obama for the effort to push Biden out of the campaign.”
Karl’s spilling these tea leaves while hawking his tell-all “Retribution,” a gritty insider scoop on the Democrats’ chaotic 2024 meltdown that handed Trump the keys to the White House.
Backstabbing at Fundraisers and Frozen Loyalties
Karl didn’t stop there, dredging up a cringeworthy moment from last summer’s fundraiser where Obama grabbed Biden by the arm and steered him offstage like a doddering grandpa, leaving the then-incumbent looking like yesterday’s news—right as Biden’s sycophants were gaslighting everyone about his “sharp as a tack” vigor. Hunter Biden, predictably, blew a gasket over the patronizing spectacle, fueling the family’s seething grudge against the Obamas.
“It’s not a good relationship. If they had wanted to see each other, they absolutely would have,” Karl said of the night he witnessed at the restaurant. The incident was covered in Politico last month.
This elite-level pettiness underscores the Democrats’ hallmark dysfunction, where power plays trump unity, alienating voters who saw through the facade and voted for real leadership instead.
Ghosted Calls and Party Paralysis
Karl revealed even juicier dirt: After Biden bailed on his doomed reelection bid last year, shoving Kamala Harris into the spotlight, he dialed up allies left and right to prop her up—everyone except the one guy who handed him the Oval Office on a silver platter.
“I was astounded to hear that the one person he did not call was Barack Obama, the person that really made it possible for him to be president by making him vice president,” Karl said. “He didn’t call him then. Obama did call, I learned, to talk to Biden. He didn’t take the call, and the two of them did not speak for weeks.”
“So dysfunctional,” Couric said.
Fox News Digital reached out to Biden and Obama’s offices and did not receive an immediate reply. No surprise—when the Democratic machine’s gears grind to a halt over personal vendettas, accountability’s the first casualty, leaving America to foot the bill for their endless drama.
