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This Photo Of Young Joe Biden Is A Big F**king Deal

Because he looks really cute.
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Senior Reporter, HuffPost

Just call him Joe Bi-DAMN!

Due to the popularity of Joe Biden memes the past few days, a picture of a young Biden has resurfaced and it’s getting people in a state of unprecedented lust for our vice president.

Biden originally shared the photo of himself at age 26 on his personal Instagram in 2014. Biden posted the photo in conjunction with the Affordable Care Act, which allows young adults to stay on their parents’ health insurance until the age of 26.

Biden isn’t the only political figure who polled high on the sexiness scale this year, though.

People also enjoyed a little young Tim Kaine eye candy thanks to a throwback photo of him in June:

It’s just enough hotness to help soothe a tiny bit of the chilling post-election news.

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