Imagine if they had used that. Libs would be screaming that the CEO needs to be fired immediately because this is deadly serious and not a time for jokes.

[–] JayTwo@hexbear.net 3 points 7 months ago (2 children)

Well yeah comparing him to Wu-Tang was a bad idea from the start, agreed, lol.

Libs confuse me sometimes like when they thought referring to him as 45 instead of Trump would somehow rob him of semantic power or something. Yeah now he's being compared to a couple iconic firearm cartridges along with the handguns that chambered them. So much better.

[–] InevitableSwing@hexbear.net 3 points 7 months ago

She worked with John Heilemann who is another uber-lib grifter. He loves Wu-Tang and he's made that part of his branding. I made the mistake of googling...

Another guy on the news with the Wu in the background.😎 : wutang

Couple of things: not another guy on the news. That's John Heilemann, who is basically a rock star political journalist. This guy is currently the co-host of a political show on Showtime, and co-wrote one of the defining books about the 2008 presidential campaign... [fawning continues]

I'm stealing "rock star political journalist". It would never have occurred to me to use something like that in a political parody.

[–] InevitableSwing@hexbear.net 2 points 7 months ago

Oops. I forgot to say this...

45

It might already be passé for libs now but they loved calling him "the former guy" or even TFG for short. I thought it was funny that if they're going to use TFG - that fucking guy was right there.