Seth Meyers Shreds Joe Biden Campaign's New Anti-Trump Merch
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The "Late Night" comedian held his head in his hands before pointing out everything that was wrong with the products.
Seth Meyers is less than impressed with President Joe Biden’s new campaign merchandise.
The president’s reelection team this week released a new line of products bearing the phrase, “Together, We Will Defeat Trump. Again.”
On Wednesday, the “Late Night” comedian held his head in his hands.
“Oh, Democrats, why are you so bad at this stuff?” he asked. “That is not a slogan, that’s like an affirmation you tape on your bathroom mirror.”
“Slogans don’t have multiple punctuation marks in them. A slogan is like, ’Let’s go,’ or, ‘Vote or die,’” he continued. “This is a sentence so awkward that you think, ‘Oh it must spell out a cool acronym,’ and then it doesn’t.”
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