In a humorous act of protest, the comedy duo The Good Liars placed Jeffrey Epstein-themed postcards in the Trump Tower gift shop. The postcards featured a photo of Donald Trump with Epstein, ironically displayed alongside a postcard of Melania Trump. This stunt was a direct response to the revelations surrounding Trump’s relationship with Epstein, including a raunchy birthday card. The comedians have a history of similar acts, including inserting satirical postcards of Elon Musk in the same gift shop, and filming interactions with MAGA supporters.
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Kremlin says it was shocked by the tragic death of a former minister that Putin fired. Well, that’s the official line, isn’t it? And honestly, it’s hard not to react with a raised eyebrow and a wry smile when you hear those words. The sheer predictability of the response is almost comical. It’s like clockwork; the sun rises in the east, and the Kremlin is “shocked” when a former official, particularly one ousted by the top dog, meets an untimely end. You can almost hear the collective eye-roll around the world.
The details surrounding this particular case are… well, let’s just say they add to the absurdity.… Continue reading
Following a failed assassination attempt, President Trump requested a CT scan, believing it would provide a measure of his brain function similar to an IQ test. He insisted on seeing the scan’s “film” and relived the shooting, relishing the attention and sympathy. The incident marked a turning point in his campaign, garnering support from former adversaries like Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk, who ultimately funded the rest of his campaign. Trump also received well wishes from Joe Biden and even forged an alliance with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the aftermath.
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During a recent interview on Fox News, President Donald Trump was heavily criticized for referring to Japan’s leader as “Mr. Japan” while discussing potential tariff negotiations. The former president stated he would prefer to send letters to countries outlining tariff rates, including a letter to “Mr. Japan,” which prompted widespread mockery online. Social media users reacted with harsh criticism, comparing the statement unfavorably to similar hypothetical situations involving President Biden. The remarks were widely seen as disrespectful and unprofessional.
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The Onion published a full-page ad in the New York Times, and sent copies to all members of Congress, satirizing their inaction in the face of the Trump administration’s actions. The editorial, mocking congressional cowardice, urged lawmakers to remain passive amidst growing authoritarianism. A faux CEO’s accompanying letter celebrated the resulting economic benefits for the wealthy. The Onion’s actual CEO highlighted the prescience of the piece, given the current political climate, calling for complete congressional surrender.
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Following nationwide protests against ICE raids, piñatas depicting ICE agents are circulating widely on social media. These piñatas, reflecting a tradition of Latino cultural expression, are being sold in cities experiencing aggressive immigration enforcement, notably Los Angeles. Videos showcasing the piñatas have garnered significant attention, generating both amusement and political commentary. This trend builds upon a prior instance in 2019 where a similar piñata was used at a Chicago fundraising event for Latino children seeking asylum.
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Following a military parade celebrating his birthday, Donald Trump incorrectly asserted that the lack of rain disproves climate change, confounding weather with climate. This statement drew widespread criticism online, highlighting his fundamental misunderstanding of climate science. Many commentators satirized his reasoning, pointing out the illogical leap from a single weather event to a global climate phenomenon. The incident underscored Trump’s continued denial of climate change despite overwhelming scientific consensus.
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J.D. Vance’s reaction to a Democratic National Committee (DNC) taco truck parked outside the Republican Party building has ignited a firestorm of online debate. His comments, dismissing the Democrats’ opposition as “the lamest in American history,” seem to stem from the truck’s design— featuring a depiction of Donald Trump in a giant chicken costume with the words “Trump Always Chickens Out.” This seemingly lighthearted jab at the former president clearly struck a nerve with at least one prominent Republican.
Vance’s response highlights a striking contrast in how the two sides perceive this event. While some see the taco truck as a playful, albeit pointed, political statement, Vance’s strong reaction suggests a deeper sensitivity.… Continue reading
The moniker “TACO” (Trump Always Chickens Out), initially coined on Wall Street, is rapidly gaining traction, evidenced by a 9,900% increase in Google searches. This surge follows President Trump’s recent policy reversals on tariffs, showcasing his perceived inconsistency. The term’s use has expanded beyond Wall Street, with prominent Democrats employing it against the President. This negative association poses a significant threat to Trump’s carefully cultivated image of decisive leadership.
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Wall Street traders utilize the coded term “Taco trade” (“Trump Always Chickens Out”) to describe President Trump’s unpredictable tariff policies, which often involve initial threats followed by reversals or suspensions. This acronym reflects the market’s volatile reaction to these policies, with initial drops often recovering upon policy changes. When questioned about the term, President Trump denied ever backing down from his tariff threats. The “Taco trade” highlights the frustration among traders navigating the president’s inconsistent approach.
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Onion Mocks Congress’ Cowardice in NYT Editorial
The Onion published a full-page ad in the New York Times, and sent copies to all members of Congress, satirizing their inaction in the face of the Trump administration’s actions. The editorial, mocking congressional cowardice, urged lawmakers to remain passive amidst growing authoritarianism. A faux CEO’s accompanying letter celebrated the resulting economic benefits for the wealthy. The Onion’s actual CEO highlighted the prescience of the piece, given the current political climate, calling for complete congressional surrender.
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