How did I miss this?
Posted 0.08 Scaramuccis (0.2 Zacharias) before Katie was told perhaps her talents could be better used elsewhere.
Joe Independent retweeted
They're not transitioning kids in schools, they're transitioning people in the White House.
You drop off Katie the Esteemed Attorney, five days later you pick up Katie the Permanently Jobless Punchline Who Smells Like Trump.
MAGA Republicans:
12 transgender kids trying to play sports? Better make 400 laws about that.
0.000001% cheating in an election? Make it harder to vote for anyone who isn’t a white male.
ICE protesters? Say you were scared for your safety and just fucking murder them.
I actually feel kinda sorry for Katie. And yeah, I know her past comments and positions.
But she was thrust into her brief role because of her looks, was never fully vetted, and no one prepared her.
Yet another unqualified person Trump hired and then dumped at the curb.
In the Trump admin...
two weeks = never
one Scaramucci = 11 days
Today we're introducing a brand new unit of time, the Zacharia!
one Zacharia = 5 days (used interchangeably with 14 minutes)
Joe Independent retweeted
I sent my child to school and she came home identifying as a lawyer in China
If Trump deports Omar and Tlaib, then Melania, Usha and Elon ought to be real nervous about how 2029 ends up for them.
Trumped up evidence can work both ways.
Trump: "The questions get harder toward the end."
The last question asks if you know what city you're in.
Joe Independent retweeted
MAGA can now be divided into three parts:
80% - Russian bots.
19% - Abandoning MAGA.
1% - Homeschooled.
Joe Independent retweeted
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