You mean beside being batshit crazy?
After President Joe Biden's State of the Union address on Tuesday, it was generally agreed across the media that Joe from Scranton had won the evening by masterfully baiting wingnuts into showing their asses. The second star of the night, however, was also indisputable: The brilliantly white wool coat with an alpaca fur trim that had the misfortune of being draped over the body of QAnon Whackadoodle wingnut Marjorie Taylor Greene, w-Ga.
Look, it was a lovely coat, but its proximity to such a repulsive person created an unmistakable air of comic book supervillainy. It served as a stark reminder that, despite her classless and illiterate demeanor, Greene is actually a wealthy heiress who spent her pre-political life as a woman of leisure. She got compared to a Stephen King monster, a gangster's wife in a mob movie, and, of course, a campy Disney villain ...
The strange reason so many wingnuts now dress like cartoon supervillains
After President Joe Biden's State of the Union address on Tuesday, it was generally agreed across the media that Joe from Scranton had won the evening by masterfully baiting wingnuts into showing their asses. The second star of the night, however, was also indisputable: The brilliantly white wool coat with an alpaca fur trim that had the misfortune of being draped over the body of QAnon Whackadoodle wingnut Marjorie Taylor Greene, w-Ga.
Look, it was a lovely coat, but its proximity to such a repulsive person created an unmistakable air of comic book supervillainy. It served as a stark reminder that, despite her classless and illiterate demeanor, Greene is actually a wealthy heiress who spent her pre-political life as a woman of leisure. She got compared to a Stephen King monster, a gangster's wife in a mob movie, and, of course, a campy Disney villain ...
The strange reason so many wingnuts now dress like cartoon supervillains
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