Once again, ‘common man’ President Joe Biden has proven he’s just another left-wing elitist who doesn’t have time or concern about those he obviously believes are beneath him.

Biden was ripped online after he gave a callous response when asked to comment on the horrific wildfire in Hawaii that has left nearly 100 people dead.

“After a couple hours on the Rehoboth beach, @potus was asked about the rising death toll in Hawaii,” Bloomberg’s Justin Sink posted to X, formerly known as Twitter. He said that the president responded with, “no comment” before he went home.

Video eventually confirmed Biden’s heartless remark as he was getting into transportation to take him back to his nearby home.

https://twitter.com/mehdirhasan/status/1690914171246854144

Another journalist, Yashar Ali, said Biden’s response was “absolutely terrible.”

“It seems like the president should have something to say about that,” The Washington Examiner’s Byron York noted on “X.”

“This is revolting,” former Trump 2020 communications director Matt Wolking added.

this is revolting https://t.co/YbhyjfLdcQ

— Matt Wolking (@MattWolking) August 14, 2023

“It’s good to be a Democrat,” conservative journalist Jim Treacher noted.

“Absolutely embarrassing. The largest wildfire tragedy in modern American history, and the President has nothing significant to say about it?” National Review contributor Dr. Pradheep J. Shanker added.

“Callous,” added former Trump adviser Stephen Miller.

“The famous Biden empathy,” added CNN political commentator Scott Jennings in response to Sink’s post.

American Spectator contributing editor Stephen L. Miller noted as well: “He just came back from a 14 day beach vacation. Spent 4 days in DC, now is back on the beach and has no comment for wildfires that wiped out entire communities. Just incredible stuff.”

He just came back from a 14 day beach vacation. Spent 4 days in DC, now is back on the beach and has no comment for wildfires that wiped out entire communities. Just incredible stuff. https://t.co/eVJMXIG0bP

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) August 14, 2023

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— Larry O’Connor (@LarryOConnor) August 14, 2023

Fox News added: “The deadly wildfires have killed nearly 100 people in Maui and the tragic toll is expected to grow as crews continue to search through the ruins.”