Julia Louis-Dreyfus Compares Trump's Campaign Rally Dancing to Her Iconic Seinfeld Moves

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus wants President Donald Trump to stop emulating her fictional TV characters.

On Sunday, the Emmy-winning actress, 59, poked fun at Trump, 74, for his onstage dancing seen at his recent campaign rallies ahead of the Nov. 3 election. The awkward, fisted-hand motions from the commander-in-chief reminded Louis-Dreyfus of her iconic moves as Elaine Benes on the classic sitcom Seinfeld — which were played for laughs.

Louis-Dreyfus also pointed out how she felt that some of Trump's presidential behavior has also harkened back to her political comedy series on HBO, Veep, which ran from 2012 to 2019.

"First he stole all of Veep. Now he’s stealing from Seinfeld," she wrote on Twitter, sharing a side-by-side of the two dance clips. "Melania [Trump] deserves an Emmy for acting like she’s attracted to THIS."

Earlier this year, Louis-Dreyfus reflected on how she felt that the absurd storylines featured on Veep were being eclipsed by real-life political current events. Ellen DeGeneres asked her back in February whether Trump’s presidency makes her miss playing Selina Meyer.

“Well, it does and it doesn’t,” she said. “I have to say, I think he’s doing a better job of our show — except to say that it in fact isn’t even remotely funny. But it does make me miss it. I mean, it was super fun. It was just hard to compete with that crap.”

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Louis-Dreyfus took shots at Trump and Vice President Mike Pence in August when she moderated the final night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention. The mother of two even joked in her monologue that Trump would likely criticize her for her scathing remarks.

"Tonight I couldn't be prouder to be a loyal union member, a passionate climate activist and patriotic Democrat. Or as Donald Trump will call me in a tweet tomorrow: A washed-up, horse-faced no talent has-been that has low ratings," she said at the time. "Well with all due respect, sir, it takes one to know one."

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When Louis-Dreyfus was diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2017, “one of the first people” to call and wish her well was none other than former Vice President Joe Biden. Louis-Dreyfus, who is now in remission, shared details of their call while appearing during the DNC.

"His real warmth and kindness on that call, man, I got to say, it made me cry," she said.

“Our current president has made me cry too, but it's never had anything to do with his warmth or kindness,” added Louis-Dreyfus. “Joe Biden's empathy is genuine. You can feel it. That's why President Obama asked Joe to head up the Cancer Moonshot. President Obama knows what we all know, Joe Biden understands suffering and loss and sacrifice.”