The Good Liars went to Freedom 250 so the rest of us didn't have to – Boing Boing
As I’ve stated, I did not watch Donald Trump’s masturbatory UFC Freedom 250 fight. I spent the day kicking my heels and giggling over Bob Odenkirk returning to his most iconic character for his American anniversary celebration instead. If I have to watch a narcissist, I’d like him to at least be a well-written one!
Fortunately, though, The Good Liars are on the case. As ever. The best left-wing comedy duo to ever do it has made a career out of wading into MAGA events and letting their attendees make fools of themselves on camera, so naturally they’d be remiss if they missed an opportunity like this.
Highlights include plenty of excuses for Trump “resting his eyes,” a request for a straight pride month, and the most half-assed birthday song you’ve ever heard. The Good Liars are definitely braver than I am.
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