White House Says Iran’s Missiles Are ‘Mostly Theoretical’ Unless Televised
Aides introduced a new threat scale ranging from “fake news” to “please ask the Senate later.”
Aides introduced a new threat scale ranging from “fake news” to “please ask the Senate later.”
The administration reportedly classified the economy as “carry-on turbulence” and asked the Senate not to shake the overhead bins.
Campaigns are preparing yard signs with dotted lines, just in case the court asks for edits.
The delegation reportedly added a “Please Discuss Carefully” sticker after staff determined “world war escalation” was too long for the label maker.
The plan treats hamburger supply as a constitutional question, with brisket now awaiting possible Supreme Court review.
The White House called it a foreign-policy move, while half of Washington began quietly checking whether Slovakia has primaries.
The Senate requested receipts, the court requested definitions, and America requested a chair near the exit.
A provisional memo warns that unregulated chops could weaken America’s negotiating posture before dinner.
The Senate also asked whether the drawbridge could be bipartisan if both parties got blamed for delays.
The itinerary treats geopolitics as a quarterly earnings call with missiles in the background.