Tweets Suggest Biden Should Put ‘Time for Nap’ Sign on His Back as POTUS Ignores Press

Both reporters and social media users have been commenting that they see more of President Joe Biden's back than his front due to his growing unwillingness to take questions from the press.

US President Joe Biden appears to have developed a habit of turning his back on the press after he's recited prepared comments. During the latest occasion, having uttered some words about his response to the COVID-19 pandemic he bolted for the door as a chorus of reporters shouted "Mr. president."

Joe Biden walks away as reporters shout questions about the coronavirus pandemic.

He spoke less than seven minutes. pic.twitter.com/9DiDEJdfby

— Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) October 14, 2021

Biden Ignores Questions from Reporters for Second Day in a Row pic.twitter.com/aOgSjOPSFR

— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) October 14, 2021

On 13 October, Biden once again trotted away without taking questions from the press as he finished speaking about logjams plaguing the Global Transportation Supply Chain.

Biden addresses dismal jobs report, leaves without taking questions https://t.co/JABCu6LMHK

— Ramona DaSilvio (@RDasilvio) October 10, 2021

WATCH: Joe Biden ignores questions from reporters.

“Will Christmas presents arrive on time, sir?”

“What are you going to do to lower gasoline prices?” pic.twitter.com/XmQ2JZKNnm

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 13, 2021

On 8 October, Joe Biden repeated his disappearing trick following his remarks on the bleak September jobs report.

Twitter users were quick to respond to the president’s new trend, wondering whether he should just put a sign on his back saying, "Time for nap."

He needs to just put a sign on his back - since we see that more than the front - that says "I am lost."

— Gwendqlyn 💓🐎🇺🇸🇵🇦🇺🇸🐎❤ (@mggmt) October 8, 2021

When will the media hold him accountable?

— Bodizoffa (@Bodizoffa) October 14, 2021

President Biden addresses supply chain issue in scripted remarks. Leaves without taking one question. Again. His handlers simply won’t allow it, and it speaks volumes he doesn’t have the confidence in his own arguments not to override them.

— Joe Concha (@JoeConchaTV) October 13, 2021

Teleprompter Joe. Once the script stops so does the conversation

— 100k (@thisthingshard) October 13, 2021

There's always 2 American flags positioned together where he needs to exit. It's the only way he knows which way to go.

— Tater (@taternuggets) October 14, 2021