Via Daily Kos
Whatever your political affiliation (or opinion of CNN), you have to admit that this lady is pretty delusional.
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When Twitter user @ogrods shared a photo of a beaming Trump supporter with a Keanu Reeves look-alike we doubt they had any idea of the comedy goldmine they had unearthed. The subject, Bill Montary, shared his photos with "Keanu" to a pro-Trump Facebook group, claiming the actor was a Trump supporter and a restorer of antique bikes. To most everyone, it's obvious that dear old Bill was posing with one of the actor's more questionable doppelgangers. As one might expect, Twitter users jumped on the opportunity to make memes and jokes at the expense of both Keanu and Bill Montary. And they're entertaining AF. We've included some of our favorite Twitter replies, but there are over a thousand comments to sift through over at the thread. Happy scrolling!
Our friend Kanye West is in the news more than ever right now. He performed his infamous new song "I Love it" on Saturday Night Live over the weekend with Lil Pump wearing a Perrier bottle costume, and wore a MAGA hat while giving a pro-Trump speech that didn't actually make it on air. Since then, people have been meme-ing Kanye to absolute heck.
Roseanne Barr has said some pretty shocking things since the reboot of the '90s sitcom Roseanne, but people were still pretty shocked when ABC abruptly decided to cancel the show after her particularly racist remarks about Barack Obama's former Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett. Roseanne later apologized for her comments on Twitter, but people have very clearly already made up their minds on the matter.
"Is Pickle real?" seems to be the question nagging the internet today after Sarah Huckabee Sanders read his letter at a press briefing last night. The letter, allegedly written by a 9-year-old boy named Dylan (Pickle is his nickname), praises the current President and reveals the boy had a Trump-themed birthday, complete with a MAGA hat cake.
Everyone's a skeptic, the curious case of this letter is no different. While some Twitter users analyzed the penmanship, others simply made memes and parodies. We may never meet Pickle, but we're sure having fun scrutinizing his handiwork.
