MAGA wants to sic DOGE on Amy Coney Barrett after Supreme Court blocks spending freeze
On Mar 6, 2025 by Katherine Huggins
SCOTUS ruling could make U.S. water more poopy. We’re doing memes about it
Clean water was fun while it lasted!
On Mar 5, 2025 by Rachel Kiley
‘Bought and paid for’: TikTokers fume over Supreme Court ruling upholding ban
No one on TikTok is happy.
On Jan 17, 2025 by Katherine Huggins
Trump shares, deletes post calling for televised military tribunals for political enemies
‘Get the ropes ready…’ one Trump supporter said.
On Jul 1, 2024 by Mikael Thalen
Does the Supreme Court’s big social media ruling open a backdoor to ban TikTok?
Foreign-owned social media companies might not have the same 1st Amendment rights.
On Jul 1, 2024 by Marlon Ettinger
‘All Hail King Joe!’ Liberals want Biden to jump all over the immunity Supreme Court just granted Trump
There were some very, very dark jokes.
Furious fake fence rumor prompts fear Supreme Court will rule against Trump on immunity
No fences went up.
On Jun 18, 2024 by Marlon Ettinger
Justice Alito’s full-on ‘wife guy’ defense of upside-down flag instantly becomes iconic meme
Democratic senators asked him to recuse himself in Jan. 6 cases.
On May 29, 2024 by Marlon Ettinger
‘Big win for America’: Trump cheers Supreme Court ruling keeping him on 2024 ballot
The decision ruled only Congress can enforce the 14th Amendment—not states.
On Mar 4, 2024 by Tricia Crimmins
Supreme Court weighs big tech content moderation policies in hearing today over Florida, Texas social media laws
The case examines how the First Amendment applies to the modern Big 5 internet era.
On Feb 26, 2024 by Marlon Ettinger
Did Dems brand Jan. 6 an ‘insurrection’ 2 years ago just to get Trump kicked off the ballot in Colorado?
‘Now you know.’
On Dec 20, 2023 by Katherine Huggins
Clarence Thomas’ friend keeps getting dunked on for defending Justice’s ethically questionable luxury vacations
What are friends for?
On Aug 10, 2023 by Marlon Ettinger
‘Devastating blow’: Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action brings swift condemnation from Democratic lawmakers
‘Consequences could continue for generations.’
On Jun 29, 2023 by Katherine Huggins
Supreme Court decides not to tear down Section 230
Section 230 isn’t going anywhere for now.
On May 18, 2023 by David Covucci
Clarence Thomas did not need to disclose trips with billionaire, says friend who went on trips with them
He is in a painting with Crow and Thomas.
On Apr 27, 2023 by David Covucci
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