Tweet of the early afternoon

[Demovictory9]

Link to tweet

Instead of mocking Stephen Miller's spray-on hair, we should be working to stop his vile policies.

Whoa. Just saw the hair. We can multitask.

[Vinca]

1. That's funny. Not as funny as the spray-on hair, but funny.

[Doreen]

16. Think of it this way.

This meme was brought to you by spray on hair. 😂

[Rorey]

2. Miller's hair just adds to the entertainment

Stephen Miller's spray on hair.

Kellyanne Conway's nutcracker outfit.

Melania's blood trees.

-45's...........everything

[The Genealogist]

3. Being a balding man myself, I hate seeing balding men mocked. But...

In this case he made a fool out of himself on national TV by trying to cover it up badly. People won't remember anything he said, just how foolish he looked.

[Demovictory9]

6. no one is mocking him for being bald. we are mocking him for being a nazi that used sprayed on hair

[volstork]

8. Agreed.

I think most bald men are sexy, just not nazi ones with spray-on hair.

[Chellee]

12. My father always said, "God only made a few perfect heads,"

"The rest he covered with hair."

[Nitram]

20. Theere is no shame in being bald unless your attempts to cover it up are as obvious

as those of Donald and Stephen. Better to flaunt it with pride!

[ananda]

4. Lol. Good one!

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[Denzil_DC]

5. Brilliant!

Kicking for those who passed this OP by.

[PJMcK]

7. Big deal - Miller's hair is fucking irrelevant

This neo-Nazi has Trump's ear and the policies they are developing and implementing are anything but funny.

Fuck his hair.

This skin-head is a danger to democracy. Why are we discussing something so trivial about this man?!

[BobTheSubgenius]

10. I take your point completely, as I'm sure everyone here does.

However, my thinking is that assholes like Miller and Drumpf are far more agitated by being ridiculed than attacked. I'm all for using anything "we" have got.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

19. not irrelevant to him

If mocking his spray hair causes this egotistical Nazi to be too embarassed to appear on tv again, then it is a win because he will have trouble spreading his infection to others.

[BobTheSubgenius]

9. About that "hairspray."

Why didn't he make the small extra effort and use some seasonal stencils? It might have make that nasty vessel a bit festive, and perhaps even distract attention from the writhing cauldron of malignant basilisks that it is in actuality.

[flibbitygiblets]

13. Melania could have added some nice red Xmas trees!

[Hamlette]

11. priceless

[ZeroSomeBrains]

14. Take his sharpie from him for his own good

[catbyte]

15. ...

[oasis]

17. You bad.

[BlancheSplanchnik]

22. 👏🏾😆👏🏾

[calimary]

18. Yes we can!

[SunSeeker]

21. K & R & Retweeted!

[diva77]

23. It's possible, IMHO, that the bad hair was a marketing strategy to divert attention away

from the outrageous matter at hand -- I would never have thought so until I attended a marketing seminar recently and learned about some of the underhanded tactics which seem bizarre, but are actually effective.

Another example of distraction technique (again, IMHO) was when Dubya would pronounce "nuclear" as "nukular" - very distracting from a serious discussion of nuclear power/war. I heard a speech (or it may have been an interview) of Dubya's from long before his presidency and he pronounced "nuclear" as "nuclear" at that time.

[pwb]

24. A angry little fake tough guy.

Just like all the pukes, phony tough.