My Side Hurts From Laughing At These 19 Hilarious Political Tweets Of The Week

Alexa Lisitza
·3-min read

US politics have entered the space where it's probably better to laugh than cry or ruminate over things too hard. So, here are 19 of the funniest political tweets I could find on the internet this week, just for you:

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Bravo / Twitter: @DorionNowell

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NBC News / Twitter: @AsharisArtistry

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Twitter: @esjesjesj

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Trump Vance Administration / Netflix / Twitter: @InternetH0F

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Twitter: @GoodPoliticGuy

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Trump Vance Administration / Twitter: @fallenchungus

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Trump Vance Administration / Twitter: @KlarkZ_57

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C-SPAN / Twitter: @beyoncegarden

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C-SPAN / Twitter: @arshdhillonk

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Bravo / Twitter: @CGSnow_

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Twitter: @Rory_Johnston

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Twitter: @carolinerenard_

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Trump Vance Administration / Twitter: @ArtCandee

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Twitter: @micalangloo

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Nickelodeon / Twitter: @_sn_n

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Twitter: @saywhatagain

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C- SPAN / Twitter: @bgctea2020

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C-SPAN 2 / Twitter: @shaTIRED

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C-SPAN 2 / Twitter: @tonypraysick

See you next week!

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