Republican National Committee co-chair Lara Trump is shocked, shocked that the Democratic National Committee would dare mock her newly released song.
"This is where the DNC was putting their focus?" Lara Trump demanded on Fox News Monday night. "To somehow mock me? [It] wasn't even funny."
This strange new world in American politics was brought to us by artificial intelligence, which the DNC used to insult their political foe in sarcastic rendition of Lara's, the daughter-in-law of former President Donald Trump, single "Anything is possible."
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“Oh Lara, Lara, what have you done?" the spoof song says. "The party's fallin' down, it's no longer fun.”
This critique, courtesy of AI, is not the first Lara Trump has faced since claiming the high-powered position as her father-in-law, the presumptive Republican nominee, prepares to face of against President Joe Biden in the upcoming election.
When Lara Trump asked Americans last month whether they were better off four years ago than today, many took to X to remind her that was when they found a global pandemic crashing down on them.
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Then, when Lara Trump released her song, she received the request, "stop butchering songs."
Lara's critique of the DNC's priorities was not shared with those who viewed her response to the national committee's battle of the not-quite bands on social media.
"She's really hurt," said @jacktomalis. "You can't tell because of the botox, but she's crying inside."
"Republicans don't have a sense of humor" said @Creampieordie. "Their bastion of comedy is Rob Schneider."
At least the @DNC has Ca$h to spend," quipped @1american10, referencing reports of fundraising problems at the RNC.
"This is how I know they will lose in November," added X user @TrTweets. "By a landslide."
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