Biden uses sexually provocative photos and tweets to recruit staff

By Jon BrownChristian Post Reporter Monday, 24 June 2024

By (LR) Tyler Cherry, Michael Vazquez and Jamie Citron attend a Pride celebration hosted by Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris and Mr. Emhoff in partnership with GLAAD on June 28, 2023 in Washington, DC | Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images for GLAAD

The Biden administration has promoted an official who has a history of posting sexually explicit photos on social media and inflammatory tweets against police, Republicans, Israel and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Tyler Cherry was promoted to deputy White House communications director last week after serving in a similar role at the U.S. Department of the Interior with Secretary Deb Haaland for three years, Politico reports.

According to unearthed tweets Cherry posted over the past decade, he has spread anti-Israel sentiments, attacked Republicans and compared police to “slave patrols.”

Tyler Cherry specifically called for the abolition of ICE (International Immigration Services) and compared modern-day police to a “slave patrol,” according to recently revealed tweets from years ago. | @TylerACherry/X

“I pray for #Baltimore, but I pray even more fervently for an end to a capitalist police state motivated by explicit and implicit racial prejudice,” he tweeted in 2015 after the death of Freddie Gray.

In another tweet that same year, Cherry wrote that he prayed even more fervently for an end to a capitalist police state motivated by explicit and implicit racial prejudice.

In 2015, Cherry also described law enforcement as “a direct evolution of slave patrols and lynch mobs.”

In 2014, he tweeted in support of the Palestinians: “Cheering in bars for the end of the occupation of Palestine – no shame and screw your looks #ISupportGaza #FreePalestine.”

In 2018, he simply tweeted: “Abolish ICE.”

Another tweet claimed that Republicans cared too much about “white grievance politics.”

There are also photos on Instagram showing Cherry in feminine clothing, including one photo in which he wears a mesh shirt decorated with rose petals that reveals his bare chest.

Cherry distanced himself from his previous views on Sunday after they were widely criticized. As Libs of TikTok noted, he has also deleted thousands of his tweets since then.

“Previous social media posts from my youth do not reflect my current views. Period,” he tweeted on Sunday. “I support this government’s agenda – and will continue my communications work with a focus on our climate and environmental policies.”

Previous social media posts from my youth do not reflect my current views. Period. I support this government’s agenda – and will continue my communications work with a focus on our climate and environmental policies.

– Tyler Cherry (@TylerACherry) 23 June 2024