Go Gata !
Posted on 11/27/2018 10:29:15 AM PST by Ubetterubet129
TALLAHASSEE, FL (API) – The University of Florida’s 41-14 trouncing of Florida State at Doak Campbell Stadium on Saturday saddened many Seminole football fans, but at least one was angry at the way the Gators defeated FSU.
“The Gators acted like Nazis,” said Representative-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY). “I was appalled at the way they beat those poor Seminoles, who like the Jews in Germany in 1939 were only trying to escape with their lives.
“When we’re finally sworn in at Congress I can assure you that we will open an investigation into this horrible Third Reich-like massacre and I wouldn’t be surprised to find Adolph Trump behind it all.”
Ocasio-Cortez told reporter that after leaving the stadium her and her party went to the famed Cypress Restaurant for a late dinner.
“I was appalled at our treatment by the management and staff at the Cypress,” said Ocasio-Cortez. “They acted like Nazis from the moment we arrived.”
She’s not a ‘new senator’.......................
Satire without label, I presume.
Since the Fraud’s War on America, I’ve been against satire posts here.
Often too hard to distinguish from reality.
Blogpimp first class.
Not even good satire without a label.
“Blogpimp first class.”
Fourth class, if we’re counting total blogpimp posts without comment.
Its first post in 26 months, may have just been released. :-)
Just wait until her inauguration.
Was she upset when the Mighty Gators were hammered by the hated Noles the last few years?
Oh, and GO GATORS!
Go Gata !
In the new NFL everyone wins ... and gets a rainbow flower.
Just stay away from the excessive exuberance stuff.
Go Gata will forever be the one of the funniest things I have seen here.
It’s getting kinda hard to do satire these days...
Corrine!!
Where corch Miya?!
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