Chiquita Khrushchev and Other Memes of America's Outrageous Con-Artist

Free Republic ^ | 4/14/2019 | Pocono Pundit

[poconopundit]

Chiquita Khrushchev, a splendid nickname looking for a meme.  And now, thanks to a cool high-res pic of Nikita Khrushchev in a wheat field, it's here.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the biggest laugh since Jonathan Winters. They say Helen of Troy's face launched a thousand ships.  Well, AOC's crazy ideas have launch a million memes, stories, and YouTubes.  This bimbo con-artist is a walking poster for what's wrong with the Democrat party — and laughing at her idiotic ideas and exposing her frauds is absolutely our ticket to 2020.

One horse-laugh is worth ten thousand syllogisms.  It is not only more effective; it is also vastly more intelligent.

H. L. Mencken

I especially like the contrast between AOC and Candace Owens.  The AOC political "model" is that of a good-looking and energetic puppet, someone whose knowledge is shallow, but whose handlers know they can rely on the puppet to deliver a good presentation with catchy sound-bites.

But Candace Owens is the real deal!  A very savvy, educated-on-the-issues spokeswoman for the conservative cause.  She's about transforming millenials from "victims to victors".  And talk about having a quick mind: in her first Congressional hearing the other day, when Candace was attacked with a false charge by Democrat Ted Lieu, she smartly stirred, fried, and blackened Ted Lieu so bad, his a$$ stuck to the wok and he was forced to run home crying to his Mama.

Hope you like the new meme.  As always, please distribute these images far and wide.  And to see a larger version of an image, just click on it. The cartoon part of the 6th image below is courtesy of Ben Garrison, bless his cunning soul.

[shanover]

Our side doesn’t come close to promoting younger voices in Conservatism. There is plenty of room for the voices of Shapiro,Crowder,Owens and Kirk who know how to confront the left as opposed to trying to get along.

[EinNYC]

[Rummyfan]

LOL! Marking.

[null and void]

Who wouldn’t love the “Soylent Green Deal.”

Barbra Streisand?

🎶People, people who eat people
are the luckiest people
in the world...🎵

[mass55th]

Next thing you know, she’ll be taking her shoe off, and pounding it on her desk in the House chamber, and she’ll demand to be taken to Disneyland.

[raybbr]

Is that picture real? I’ve never seen that before.

[poconopundit]

Love these. Chatty Cathy. LOL.

[Krosan]

Shapiro and Crowder are smart. The new kids are ... well, they are certainly enthusiastic, but ...

[BTerclinger]

These are great! Add me to your ping list, plz.

[poconopundit]

Thanks, BTerclinger. BTW, Google Images does a good job of cataloging many of my memes. Here's another AOC themed one:

Click pic to see full screen

[BTerclinger]

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=poconopundit+art&t=h_&iax=images&ia=images

[poconopundit]

Hey, PP! Your gif of AOC as Carmen Miranda :-)
Excellent!

Carmen Miranda - Yi Yi Yi Yi I Like You Very Much (1941)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBsf8DdRwpI

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Thanks for this reference to Carmen Miranda! I had no knowledge of her. Imagine how much of a Hollywood star she was: during the early 1940s she was the highest paid woman in Ame riii ka!

The A&E biography of her is fascinating. Her career was both thrilling and sad. I watched almost the whole 44 minutes. What a talent. Has there ever been a more animated woman on film? Love her.

Check out Roddy McDowell’s comment after the banana number
https://youtu.be/6hAYO838Cm8?t=1709

Ai Yi Yi...!

[V K Lee]

“wonderfully demitted”

Yes, she must have been some kind of character. The book, “Hollywood Babylon” written sometime back (a decade and more), told of the platform shoes worn. The heels were hallow and hid her coke when she was out and about. At five feet, Carmen had an abundance of everything but height.

Of course she sang many numbers on screen, but the first time she was seen, this number was sung and still remembered from “That Night in Rio”.

[V K Lee]

Socialist Barbie = straight out of Burton’s “Nightmare before Christmas”.