#political-satire

#political-satire

For the past 25 years, the best political satire in America hasn't been found in newspapers, or in comedy clubs, or on movie screens or live theater stages.

Kristi Noem stated, "It's so lazy to just constantly make fun of women for how they look. It's only the liberals and the extremists who do that."

Seth Meyers pointedly noted that Trump has faced backlash from his hardcore supporters for refusing to address inquiries about Jeffrey Epstein, questioning Trump's credibility amid the tension. He emphasized the irony that for years, the MAGA base has upheld a delusion about Trump exposing conspiracy related to powerful figures, despite his own past connections with Epstein, whom he once praised as a terrific guy, highlighting their troubling friendship amidst Trump's dismissive attitude now.

He knows New York is just a state of mind Like Coney island, come to think of it, where the wind howls like the laughter of children.

Rutte described Trump's influence as a father figure in U.S.-Europe relations, though he clarified he did not intend to call him "daddy" in a literal sense.

We've crushed fascism before and we'll crush it again.

"I was tortured and beaten up. It was too much, life there wasn't good," says Mwangi, recounting the ordeal he faced during his abduction.

The NRSC's new ad offers a satirical take on Sen. Chris Van Hollen's meeting with an alleged MS-13 gang member, presenting it as a tourism promotion for El Salvador.