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These are both real quotes.

Republican budget cuts are so severe that the Democrats can't even afford to buy a vowel!



This from the floor of the United States Senate, the World's Greatest Deliberative Body (tm).

Those French people are always culturally appropriating us!

The far-left Huffington Post has decided that they don't understand America, so this summer they are sending a team of anthropologists, er, "journalists," across the country in a bus to study the native population. An army of twitter comedians have taken up the hashtag #HuffPoInTheHeartland to report on what they may find -- it's the biggest set of fun tweets you can find this week:

https://twitter.com/hashtag/huffpointheheartland

The HuffPo reporters are shocked to find missiles right out in the open:



They have also located the site of an upcoming Ku Klux Klan rally:



And unable to locate a Starbucks, they have taken to foraging for food in the wild:

43, 42, 41 -- Caption contest!

Capitalism in a Nutshell

Typical Israelis

Personally, I think Ezra is behind this, on orders from Bannon. It's just more of that four-dimensional chess that Trump is always playing.

Are Fidget Spinners a Plot Against Russian Government?
Probably not, but don't tell state-run media that

(NEWSER) – Fidget spinners are the hot new children's toy this year—but maybe they're also an American plot to topple the Russian government? "Those who understand political technologies, they understand very clearly that this simple thing is controlling the masses," the New York Times quotes the editor in chief of PolitRussia.ru as saying. Multiple reports about the dangers of fidget spinners have been appearing on Russian state-run media in recent weeks. It started with Rossiya 24 claiming opposition politicians were using them to gain the support of young Russians. An opposition leader was seen playing with a fidget spinner in court, and the toys were being sold at an opposition protest, the Telegraph reports. A reporter for Rossiya 24 said fidget spinners make it "easy to divert attention from the real problems."

http://www.newser.com/story/245953/are- ... nment.html