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Trump mocks Chris Christie with New Jersey drone meme

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America is going crazy over the drone sightings in New Jersey and Donald Trump jump on the meme train faster than your normal president-elect. Trump took the New Jersey news as a chance to mock Chris Christie in a drone meme. The funny meme appears to have been made by AI and it shows drones [...] Source

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Trump mocks Chris Christie with New Jersey drone meme

America is going crazy over the drone sightings in New Jersey and Donald Trump jump on the meme train faster than your normal president-elect. Trump took the New Jersey news as a chance to mock Chris Christie in a drone meme. The funny meme appears to have been made by AI and it shows drones [...] Source

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crankers.com broke the news in 3 months ago on Tuesday, December 17, 2024.

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