ALT Sleeping Shaq meme with Shaq wearing a red MAGA hat. Top: "Republicans win election" next to Shaq asleep, "i sleep." Bottom: "Democrats win election" next to Shaq wide awake with glowing eyes, captioned "ELECTION FRAUD!"

ALT This image contrasts the experience of being a communist in a free country versus attempting to be free in a communist country. The top section features an outline of the United States styled like the American flag with the text: "IT'S EASY TO BE A COMMUNIST IN A FREE COUNTRY." The bottom section has a red background with silhouettes of historical communist figures and a hammer and sickle emblem, accompanied by the text: "BUT TRY BEING FREE IN A COMMUNIST COUNTRY." This juxtaposition highlights the differences between capitalist and communist systems.

ALT An illustration of a cracked concrete dam holding back blue water labeled 'Russia'. The dam wall is labeled 'Ukraine' and the town below it is labeled 'Europe'. A caption above reads 'Some people only understand a story if it is explained as a picture.'

ALT Two rows of a meme: a smiling man in a suit says 'Immigrants and rioting are ruining a great country' next to a photo of a burning building labelled 'France - Oct 2026', then says 'Pardons for all' next to a photo of the US Capitol riot labelled 'DC - January 6th'.

ALT A satirical guide to communist flags features the Soviet Union flag and the Chinese flag. The colors are humorously labeled: red for "Tyranny," yellow for "More Tyranny," and blue for "Having Enough Food." The handle @projectliberal appears at the bottom right.

ALT Two-panel comic. A man in a red MAGA hat, lying in bed, says into a phone: "Hello. I need a wake up call." A smiling operator replies: "It's been almost two years. This isn't Biden's economy anymore."

ALT Two black and white photos of an airship. In the top one it flies over a city skyline with the text "Unlike you snowflakes, I'm not so easily triggered!"; in the bottom one it explodes in flames beneath the caption "Cheesecake Factory joke".

ALT This meme illustrates the changes in global trade partnerships between the United States and China from 2000 to 2020. It features two maps indicating countries with stronger trade ties to either nation, highlighting a critical perspective on trade restrictionism and its potential to harm international trade relations. Blue represents countries aligned with the U.S., while red denotes those allied with China. Areas lacking data are shown in gray. The message suggests that adopting restrictive trade practices may lead to unfavorable outcomes in trade conflicts.