Christmas Photo Of Biden With ‘Wonder Woman’ Goes Viral

A new photo of President Joe Biden standing alongside Lynda Carter, who played “Wonder Woman” in the 1970s hit TV series, went viral as soon as it was posted online this week.

Social media users noted that Biden, who has a reputation for “creepy behavior” around other women and young girls, was standing unusually close to Carter, the 1972 Miss World winner — much closer to her than wife and first lady Jill Biden.
Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris and second husband Doug Emhoff also appeared in the picture, but they looked normal, standing side by side.

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