Trump Seeks Primary Custody of America’s Evenings
Tom Cotton wants winter mornings protected, forcing the Senate to decide which half of the day gets a stable home.
12 hours ago · POLITICAL PARODYThe latest SPILL parody built from real events involving Donald Trump and his administration.
Tom Cotton wants winter mornings protected, forcing the Senate to decide which half of the day gets a stable home.
12 hours ago · POLITICAL PARODY
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