Staff Reports
Liberals just can’t seem to understand humor. Take Vice President J.D. Vance’s joke about Marco Rubio, for instance. Vance made a playful jab that liberals took as a sign of “tension” within the Trump administration. Surprise, surprise! Leave it to the New York elites to miss the joke and find drama where there is none. This isn’t about tension—it’s about men joking around with friends. Could it be that the leftists can’t recognize this because they’re too busy policing every word anyone says?
The New York Times, an establishment stronghold, fished for a scandal in harmless humor. Liberals are pros at twisting words to fit their narrative of constant crises, yet utterly clueless when it comes to recognizing camaraderie. It’s hard to imagine any of them cracking a joke at their own expense. Perhaps that’s why they’re losing touch with male voters who actually enjoy a good laugh.
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— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) December 17, 2025
Let’s not forget, Vance is known for poking fun at himself and current trends. Whether joking about Halloween memes or lightheartedly ranting about his child’s antics in church, Vance’s sense of humor is evident. But try telling that to the scolds on the left, who likely see this approach as dangerous rather than relatable. Their obsession with finding offense in every corner only makes them deaf to humor.
And then there’s Gavin Newsom. Remember when he made a fuss over a “Trump 2028” hat? He doesn’t get that this was a simple troll, and his reaction was another comic moment lost on the left. Is it any wonder that the same liberals who embrace cancel culture can’t even recognize a joke? They interpret everything through a lens of doom and gloom, missing comic gold in their quest for perpetual victimhood.
Liberals should try laughing more and policing less. Maybe then they’d understand the world beyond their echo chambers. Do they genuinely not get it, or is humor the next frontier in their endless cultural crusade?
