Cecily Strong has to be warming up in the bullpen
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Posted On: 11/14/2022 11:22:50 PM
Cecily Strong has to be warming up in the bullpen with her writers...what an easy f'ing job...for whichever post-election versions of Kari melt down; it was rigged, stolen, votes for me were vaporized by Jewish space lasers according to a reliable source.
I can hardly wait.
'Saturday Night Live' Absolutely Skewers Cecily Strong's Ruthless Kari Lake
Mary Papenfuss - Oct 30
PBS Newshour’s Judy Woodruff (played by Heidi Gardner) took a hard look at three wild GOP candidates ahead of the midterms in “Saturday Night Live’s” cold open. But “SNL” saved its special killer vitriol for underhanded Kari Lake (Cecily Strong) in her race to become governor of Arizona.
She’s ahead in the polls, the former local news anchor arrogantly explained, because “I’m normal, Judy. I’m just a hometown gal, constantly in soft focus and lit like a 90s Cinemax softcore.”
And “nothing I say can be incendiary because I say it in TV voice,” she added.
Frankly, “Lake” noted, “I’ve just clicked with many of the wonderful, terrified elderly people here in Arizona, the Florida of the West.”
Quizzed on her lies about a rigged presidential election, Strong angrily snapped: “Can you media types just get over the one thing I’ve made the center of my campaign for months and months? Arizonans want to talk about the issues that affect them, like crime in New York, or crime in Detroit.”
The “most pressing” issue? “Drag Queen Story Hours” at libraries and bookstores: “Men dressed as loud, sassy women introducing children to the joys of reading? Not on my watch!” said the disgusted candidate.
“If the people of Arizona elect me, I’ll make sure they never have to vote ever again,” she vowed.
As for the “violence” of “crazy-eyed men in tactical gear waving assault rifles next to ballot boxes, that’s just Arizona, baby!”
Kenan Thompson played the perennially confused, often incoherent, Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker.
“My name is Herschel Walker, Texas Ranger, and I’m running for president of the United Airlines,” he announced.
“The whole world is a mystery, ain’t it?” “Walker” admitted.
One place he seems to be holding his own is his support for banning abortion — even though two women have accused him of encouraging them to get abortions, and reportedly paying for at least one of them.
“Like the great Trump Donald said, I could pay for an abortion in the middle of Fifth Avenue and not lose any voters,” sniggered Thompson’s Walker.
Mehmet Oz (Mikey Day) explained he knew he could win the Pennsylvania Senate seat against Democrat John Fetterman, who suffered a stroke earlier this year, “if you’re fair, and if your opponent has a debilitating medical emergency. So, we’re very lucky.”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/saturday-ni...r-AA13wZZ3
I can hardly wait.
'Saturday Night Live' Absolutely Skewers Cecily Strong's Ruthless Kari Lake
Mary Papenfuss - Oct 30
PBS Newshour’s Judy Woodruff (played by Heidi Gardner) took a hard look at three wild GOP candidates ahead of the midterms in “Saturday Night Live’s” cold open. But “SNL” saved its special killer vitriol for underhanded Kari Lake (Cecily Strong) in her race to become governor of Arizona.
She’s ahead in the polls, the former local news anchor arrogantly explained, because “I’m normal, Judy. I’m just a hometown gal, constantly in soft focus and lit like a 90s Cinemax softcore.”
And “nothing I say can be incendiary because I say it in TV voice,” she added.
Frankly, “Lake” noted, “I’ve just clicked with many of the wonderful, terrified elderly people here in Arizona, the Florida of the West.”
Quizzed on her lies about a rigged presidential election, Strong angrily snapped: “Can you media types just get over the one thing I’ve made the center of my campaign for months and months? Arizonans want to talk about the issues that affect them, like crime in New York, or crime in Detroit.”
The “most pressing” issue? “Drag Queen Story Hours” at libraries and bookstores: “Men dressed as loud, sassy women introducing children to the joys of reading? Not on my watch!” said the disgusted candidate.
“If the people of Arizona elect me, I’ll make sure they never have to vote ever again,” she vowed.
As for the “violence” of “crazy-eyed men in tactical gear waving assault rifles next to ballot boxes, that’s just Arizona, baby!”
Kenan Thompson played the perennially confused, often incoherent, Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker.
“My name is Herschel Walker, Texas Ranger, and I’m running for president of the United Airlines,” he announced.
“The whole world is a mystery, ain’t it?” “Walker” admitted.
One place he seems to be holding his own is his support for banning abortion — even though two women have accused him of encouraging them to get abortions, and reportedly paying for at least one of them.
“Like the great Trump Donald said, I could pay for an abortion in the middle of Fifth Avenue and not lose any voters,” sniggered Thompson’s Walker.
Mehmet Oz (Mikey Day) explained he knew he could win the Pennsylvania Senate seat against Democrat John Fetterman, who suffered a stroke earlier this year, “if you’re fair, and if your opponent has a debilitating medical emergency. So, we’re very lucky.”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/saturday-ni...r-AA13wZZ3
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