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IT’S TACO TUESDAY - IS IT TIME TO GET DOWN ON DON AND HIS CAST OF MISFITS?
Before the White House, before the cheesecake factory, there was Trump’s House of Wings, an SNL sketch where Donald Trump danced with chickens. Now the archive is back on the menu, because apparently politics has become one long sequel nobody ordered.
TACO means “Trump Always Chickens Out,” a nickname born amid the whiplash of his tariff announcements. The chicken jokes practically write themselves. The consequences? Not so funny.
And the ship of fools is sailing. Who’s at the wheel, and who’s stuck with the bill?
Critics point to a presidency marked by efforts to exert greater control over federal workers, Elon Musk’s role in dismantling government programs, including USAID, and the removal of migrants to countries where some were imprisoned. They’ve also raised alarms about deadly strikes on civilian boats and the use of force against protesters, alongside administration officials labeling protesters “domestic terrorists” and resisting some local investigations.
That’s a lot to chew on. So let’s keep the jokes sharp, and the facts sharper. The Washington Post documented 30,573 false or misleading claims during Trump’s first presidency. That’s a historical tally, not a running count for his second term.
Before the White House and,🌮 Saddam Hussein's cheesecake factory, there was Trump’s House of Wings, an #SNL sketch where Donald Trump danced with chickens. Now the archive is back on the menu, because apparently politics has become one long sequel nobody ordered.
TACO means “Trump Always Chickens Out,” a nickname born amid the whiplash of his tariff announcements. The chicken jokes practically write themselves. The consequences? Not so funny.
And the ship of fools is sailing. Who’s at the wheel, and who’s stuck with the bill?
Critics point to a presidency marked by efforts to exert greater control over federal workers, Elon Musk’s role in dismantling government programs, including USAID, and the removal of migrants to countries where some were imprisoned. They’ve also raised alarms about deadly strikes on civilian boats and the use of force against protesters, alongside administration officials labeling protesters “domestic terrorists” and resisting some local investigations.
That’s a lot to chew on. So let’s keep the jokes sharp, and the facts sharper. The Washington Post documented 30,573 false or misleading claims during Trump’s first presidency. That’s a historical tally, not a running count for his second term.
Watch the sketch. Check the record. Judge for yourself. Trump’s House of Wings, preserved in the archive:
https://archive.org/details/Trumps_House_of_Wings
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This Taco Tuesday, the House of Wings is open, and the ship of fools is taking reservations.
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