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Political satire and parodies are my guilty pleasures on the Internet. The parody Facebook account for Donald Trump does not disappoint.
The user took to Facebook asking followers to post a picture of themselves in the comments so they could be roasted. The results were hysterical. Check them out below.
Jimmy Fallon scored big laughs for his parody of Donald Trump’s Iowa speech. “The deuce is lose.” Fallon’s impersonations of Trump have been one of the many gems from this election season.
“Puritanism: The haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy.” -H.L. Mencken Libertarians are sometimes described as being “conservative on economic issues” and “liberal on social issues.” Sometimes we even describe ourselves that way. I’ve never been really comfortable with this, for several reasons: There is often a fine line between an “economic” issue and…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: UPDATE: The original CNN source has now walked back this claim! Original story below: by Micah J. Fleck You cannot make this stuff up, folks. a CNN analyst has reportedly made the claim that Mike Flynn might have turned on Trump and become a witness for the FBI. According to…
Saturday Night Live’s players have taken the proverbial cane to MSNBC’s Al Sharpton, lampooning him for his unquestioning allegiance to President Obama. Actor Paul Rudd makes an appearance to play the part of a sycophantic writer from the Huffington Post called “Paul Douche-t”.
Nick Givas on January 16, 2019 Joe Scarborough invoked “Seinfeld” during MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” Wednesday in an effort to prove Republicans don’t actually want a border wall. “I’ve agreed with everything you’ve said except for one thing, and that was you had said it was a shutdown over whether we are going to remain open as…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By: Paul Meekin When I saw Kalypso Media’s city-building game, “Tropico 5” had a ‘liberty’ rating, I knew I was in good hands. See, for years I’ve been playing games like Sim City, Cities: Skylines, Reigns, and even Shadow President in search of a title that spoke to both city planning and government. Most games…
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