This is intentional. They are showing the level of love and respect they have for our country and those who have served and died to protect us and our freedoms. 
This was not just a display of disdain for the military; it was intended to further divide America, force a wedge deeper between those who support them and those who do not. It was coordinated to further sow seeds of hatred and division in the country they were elected to govern.
The right reacted in outrage to those tweets, and predictably the left, and even some on the right argued that this was well before Memorial Day, and those weren't really indicative of their attitudes towards the holiday. The wedge has already been placed.
Now, on Memorial Day, they can and probably will, tweet out some very genuine-looking message, probably with the graves of our fallen, maybe a wreath ceremony. This, they will tell you, is the true spirit of the holiday. They will be right, but those seeds were already sown.
Now those who reacted to the original crass tweets look like fools. "See? They DO love our country, you idiot rubes?" It was set up perfectly for it: Kamala with an Obama-esque picture of herself, Joe with a picture of him and an underage girl, which also just created outrage.
And the wedge between the two factions gets slammed with a giant hammer, all instigated by those who have loudly proclaimed to be the ones trying to bring unity to the country. "We're trying to heal the nation. YOU'RE the ones not wanting unity! You're the ones resisting!"
People who want to unify a country don't do this; people who want to further divide and shatter it apart do. One doesn't put out innuendo-filled messages like that if they want to heal a nation. Watch for the follow-up messages with the somber visuals of patriotism and honor.
They may not bother, but I highly suspect they will, and with as much of a show as possible. They want the backlash to hit as hard as the original outrage.
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