The Dems' meme mania

 Stephen Kruiser:

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It's a tough gig making this Democratic ticket look good. Bless their hearts; they keep trying though. 

My good friend and partner in thought crime Stephen Green wrote something yesterday that shows just how rattled the Democrats' media pets get if they lose control over any part of the narrative machine: 

X's freewheeling Grok AI is responsible for letting users create countless Commie Kamala memes, and they're proving effective enough that MSNBC and Democrats (but I repeat myself) are having hissy fits trying to force Grok to stop them and Harris to fight them.

Is the urge to shut down and shut up all opposition just a sort of gag issue for the Left, or are they particularly hysterical this time around because the Commie Kamala memes are proving effective at defining the candidate who refuses to define herself?

Yes.

Once again, a tip of the hat to Elon Musk. 

The lefties who are caterwauling about the memes are trying to convince people that their angst is all about deepfakes and misinformation, but, as Stephen wrote, the only people "stupid enough" to be duped by such things are already in the bag for Harris-Walz. 

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This is more evidence that making fun of Democrats is an effective way of dealing with their control-freak tendencies.  They would love to see only the NY Times and Washington Post memes.

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