Donald Trump's false Springfield claims at the debate became so many Simpsons memes and jokes

Charles Curtis
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President Donald J. Trump is portrayed in the 'Simpsons' "So many accomplishments," an animated Trump crowed in a new short, published Wednesday night. "Lowered my golf handicap, my Twitter following increased by 700, and finally, we can shoot hibernating bears. My boys will love that!" HANDOUT CREDIT: FOX [Via MerlinFTP Drop]
President Donald J. Trump is portrayed in the 'Simpsons' "So many accomplishments," an animated Trump crowed in a new short, published Wednesday night. "Lowered my golf handicap, my Twitter following increased by 700, and finally, we can shoot hibernating bears. My boys will love that!" HANDOUT CREDIT: FOX [Via MerlinFTP Drop]

Among the heaping mount of memes from the 2024 presidential debate on Tuesday between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump -- from "concepts of a plan" to Harris's facial reactions -- were a lot of jokes about Trump's baseless claim that people in Springfield, Ohio are eating people's pets.

In case you need further proof that it's fake, as USA TODAY wrote: "Springfield city officials have dismissed these accounts as untrue and that they have not received any credible reports of these claims. Springfield police also told a local news outlet they have received no reports of pets being stolen and eaten."

But when you get Springfield in the mix, you know you're getting jokes from The Simpsons:

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