politics

Added August 31, 2026

Memes mocking Donald Trump's August 27, 2026 executive order renaming Lake Ontario "Lake America"—the White House X announcement cleared 31.9 million views in a day.

Added August 29, 2026

An exploitable image macro casting Donald Trump as Sun Tzu—resurged in early 2026 with @thatdayin1992's post clearing 1.3 million X views and mock Art of War quotes mocking leadership blunders.

Added August 16, 2026

Mid-August 2026 memes imagining Donald Trump hiding inside an airport catering cart during a reported secret plane swap from Turkey—parodying Saddam Hussein's hiding place and James Bond escape lore.

Added August 16, 2026

August 2026 reaction memes after reports that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez split from fiancé Riley Roberts—sparked by her egg-freezing Instagram Story and absent engagement ring, then TMZ confirmation.

Added August 5, 2026

A history-meme format joking that the British Museum is an "active crime scene" of colonial artifact theft—popularized after John Oliver's 2015 Koh-i-Noor segment and /r/HistoryMemes in 2019.

Added June 25, 2026

A January–June 2026 exploitable meme of Secretary of State Marco Rubio sitting pensively on a White House couch—originally from the February 2025 Zelenskyy meeting, revived as "Rubio realizing" multitasking jokes after Maduro's capture.

Added March 26, 2026

A photoshopped image of President Obama awarding the Presidential Medal of Freedom to himself, used as a reaction for self-congratulatory humor.

Added March 16, 2026

Panican is a slang term coined by President Donald Trump in April 2025 to describe people who panic over his tariff policies. A portmanteau of "panic" and "American" (or "Republican"), it was coined in a Truth Social post and quickly spread as a meme with wordplay variations like "Are you a Panican or a Panicant?"

Added March 12, 2026

Bernie I Am Once Again Asking For Your Support originated from a December 2019 fundraising video in which presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, bundled in a parka in snowy Vermont, earnestly asked for financial support before an FEC deadline. The catchphrase became a viral plug-and-play template for requesting anything relatable.