Although former GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain died of coronavirus in July, his Twitter account released two posthumous attacks on Joe Biden and his running mate, Kamala Harris, on Wednesday and Thursday, which Cain's family Appeared to do well to use its platforms.
"Cain's account posted a tweet on Biden and Harris, stating that Biden's campaign would be "completely nuts" - despite his first joint appearance on Wednesday: As of Thursday morning, the tweet had been proportioned, meaning more people were commenting on the post than liking or sharing it, often an indicator that people strongly disliked the content.
Cain's Twitter account posted again on Thursday morning and shared an article on his website attacking the Michigan government.
After Cain's July 30 death, his family stated that they would continue to use their website and social media platforms to promote their conservative politics, but would do so under a new name: the Cain Gang.
Biden announced Harris as his VP pick on Tuesday night, and Republicans wasted no time in stopping attacks on him, such as questioning Jamaican and Indian heritage, While President Trump called her "exceptionally bad", an insult she committed against many women on the national stage.
You think the Biden candidacy is going crazy and you're saying what you've come to know, according to the AGO," Tweeted by comedian Sarah Cooper, who is known for parodying Trump and Gov. Andrew Cuomo in response to Cain.
Cain, a prominent Republican, died of coronavirus on July 30 after battling the virus for a month.
Although Cain's representatives said there is no way to know whether they contracted the virus at the rally, Tulsa health officials said the event is likely to contribute to a local spike two weeks after the incident.
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