Some select Wonkette.com pieces

Some select Wonkette.com pieces this week. “Poor Kyle Rittenhouse Meaned at in Memphis”; “Mike Lindell to Prove Machines Stoled Keri Lake’s Election Win, Again;” and “Marjorie Taylor Greene Wants to Talk to You About the Black Market of Baby Organ Harvesting;” and “Maine Rep Just Standing up for NEO-Nazis, Not Olden-Timey Ones” — yes, right in Auburn, Maine! . Thanks, Wonkette! Commercial spots voiced by Jennywren Walker; Julie Nye. Narrated/directed/produced by Dan Bernard.

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