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As you may have heard, today the 46th President of the United States was sworn into office. Sure, Joe Biden won the presidency, but Bernie Sanders won the internet today when he showed up in his iconic Burton winter jacket, a standard blue surgical mask, and huge woolen mittens made from recycled materials. In a sea of predictable black trench coats, Bernie really made a statement when he arrived clutching that manila envelop like he was stopping by the inauguration on his way to the post office. 

Unsurprisingly and with impressive haste, Twitter meme'd the hell out of Bernie's look every step of the way. We've collected some of the funniest Twitter memes and reactions to Bernie's whole inauguration vibe. Thanks for all the memes, Bernie.

Okay, so 2021 isn't quite the fresh start Americans had hoped for, but right-wing insurrection and a literal siege of the US Capitol in the first week of January is a bit extra. Most impressive was the rate at which memes, tweets, Instagram stories, and TikToks were flooding the internet as the storming of the Capitol was still unfolding. Perhaps this says something about society, but we won't go there. Let's just stick to what we know best—memes. And if you're appalled because it seems like we're making light of a dire situation, you can kindly look the other way. Some of us are so jaded that all we can do right now is laugh and cry at the same time. 

Congratulations! You've officially survived a whole day of existence. Instead of cowering in a corner and crying, maybe you should do something a little more positive with your time? You know, like scroll through some dopamine-producing memes. It might feel like wasting time, but we're supportive of most activities that make you feel good.

President-elect Joe Biden has been discussing plans to forgive student loan debt and it's caused some controversy on Twitter. Obviously, many people who struggle to cope with the loans are elated. Others, especially people who managed to pay off their own loans, are not too keen on the idea. There's no way to ignore the fact that the cost of a college/university education has increased dramatically over the past thirty years. This leaves many high school students feeling like they have no other choice but to commit to paying banks and loan organizations for decades to come. The struggle of juggling debt with the costs of living a normal adult life is one that's frequently expressed in depressingly relatable memes. While we enjoy relating to other broke adults, here's hoping we see less of these memes in coming years, and more policy changes that make education less of a privilege. 

If you're looking to indulge in some clever tweets without having to enter the hellhole that is Twitter these days, you've come to the right place. While we can't promise that these tweets avoid politics altogether, they do boast a lot of the fun that seems to be missing from the site lately. From silly anecdotes to relatable and self-deprecating humor, we're willing to bet there's something in this gallery for everyone.  

Saturday was a big day for over half of the nation's voters. After an incredibly tense week, it was announced that Joe Biden had won the presidency. Though there's been a lot of hubbub surrounding supposed voter fraud, it seems like many people (even George W. Bush and Fox News) are accepting of the decision. These memes, while we know they may ruffle some peoples' feathers, reflect the sentiment of everyone seen dancing in the streets on Saturday. There's a lot of work to be done in the United States, but for the time being we can revel in a little humor and a little fun. 

Yup, we are still waiting for those damn election results to come in so we can finally go back to being miserable for normal, everyday reasons. As expected, there's been a lot of tension, wild accusations, and some unhelpful 'projections' from the mainstream media, but it's good to remember that everything is a little bit different during a global pandemic. And we can't be too hard on states like Nevada and Georgia for having to count way more votes than they're used to. So far, total votes this year doubled since 2016 and in some states early voting turnout was more than six times what it was four years ago. That's a lot of counting. So while we wait a little longer to find out the fate of the nation, let's enjoy some spicy election memes.

The entire world waiting on f***ing Nevada to reveal the fate of America literally might be the most 2020 thing of all time. The growing impatience is palpable all over social media and people are enduring the agonizing delay with the help of memes. At least we're all experts at entertaining ourselves through major historic events! We've put together some of the funniest posts about the sluggish Nevada election results.

Do you take pleasure in converting old doors into coffee tables or old coffee tables into pallets? Do you spend a lot of time carefully crafting email responses? Does grabbing a beer or two at the local Chili's after a Sunday at Home Depot sound appealing to you? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you might get a kick out of these neat memes by novelty memelord @middleclassfancy. We're big fans of this hilarious account and love to share these tongue-in-cheek gems every chance we get.

Where are we? What day is it? Last night felt more like an entire week. America is still trapped in the dark void of election purgatory as votes continue to get counted in key states. It's been interesting to say the least. Despite record voter turnout numbers, the larger part of last night looked like a horse race between the two conspicuously unpopular candidates. As expected, Twitter has done a pretty good job of expressing its jaded feelings and exasperation for the whole process through glorious memes. We've picked out some of the funniest memes and tweets from last night.

We know what you're thinking...'please, for the love of God, no more politics!' Well just calm down because we're not trying to torture you with a bunch of memes about the 2020 election. Instead, we're going to torture you with a bunch of memes that remind us how f*cked up American politics have always been! Sounds fun, doesn't it? Might even put things into perspective a little bit as we approach Election Day full of dread. 

As the worst Halloween in recent years comes to a close, it's safe to say that many of us are left bored and unsatisfied. Costume parties on Zoom feel weak and insufficient. Drinking themed cocktails isn't as fun when you're alone. These memes won't fill the orange and black void in our sad hearts, but they might just help to ease the pain a little. And that's all we can ask for. 

Happy Friday, y'all! We've finally made it to the end of the week, and to celebrate we're bringing you another fresh edition of the weekly Dank Drop. If you're new here, this is a carefully curated receptacle of the week's dankest (and often dumbest) memes from the poisoned minds of r/dankmemes. Sit back, relax, and bid those brain cells, adieu. It's meme time.

Bored? Forget the Snickers. What you need is a healthy serving of humor. These memes cover all the bases: nerdy, historical, relatable, and just plain dumb. As a bonus, we can guarantee they won't give you cavities or leave bits of peanuts stuck in your teeth. 

There are bad takes, and then there are really bad takes. On Wednesday, John Cardillo firmly cemented that his POV is definitely in the later category. The right wing pundit took to Twitter to ask whether a photo of Joe kissing his son was kosher. 

"Does this look like an appropriate father/son interaction to you?" 

The answer, from most people on Twitter, was yes. The sweet black and white photo, which features the two in an intimate hug, seems to be universally accepted as a sign of fatherly love and vulnerability. The absurdity of Cardillo's attempt to stir the pot resulted in more memes than it did support. Using the same query, memers began replacing the photo of the Bidens with film stills and illustration to create some pretty entertaining memes. Here are our favorites.

TGIF, y'all! We are back with another healthy serving of the week's best dank memes, carefully plucked from the hallowed halls of Reddit. These memes range from spicy to dumb and relatable, but they're all pretty amusing. And we promise this batch isn't filled with mentions of politics. If memes can't distract us from this hell, we don't know what can.