Fox News Host Has Lame Defense For Why Gavin Newsom's Tweets Are Bad, But Trump's Are Not
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"You think that we don’t get the joke. Oh, no, we get the joke. It’s just not funny,” Dana Perino said.
Fox News host Dana Perino attempted to defend her pearl-clutching toward California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s trend of trolling tweets on Tuesday’s episode of “The Five.”
But doing so required her to ignore the reason for the governor’s recent mockery of Donald Trump’s social media style and insist Newsom is just being a copycat.
Newsom has recently been mocking MAGA by mimicking the president’s all-caps online posts, complete with insults and ludicrously narcissistic praise of himself.
In the process, Trump lovers like Kid Rock have gotten themselves in a MAGA tizzy over the posts.
On Monday, Perino suggested with a straight face that Newsom has “to stop it with the Twitter thing,” claiming he was “making a fool” of himself in the process.
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