Mike Huckabee,Watch Fast & Furious 6 Online the former Governor of Arkansas and current Twitter comedian, is back with another pitch-perfect burn — this one aimed at CNNin the aftermath of President Trump's firing of FBI director James Comey.
No one is safe from Huckabee's famous spoofs, goofs, and gags. The bigwigs at CNNare surely reeling from this one.
SEE ALSO: I am Donald Trump's history tutor and everything is going greatBefore we get to the joke, let's set the stage. President Trump fired FBI director James Comey on Tuesday, in the midst of a criminal investigation by the FBI into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia.
Here's where Huckabee comes in, pulling no punches, not afraid to offend or ruffle some feathers.
CNN now stands for Cardiac Care Network because their ppl are having heart attacks over Trump doing what Dems once demanded-fire Comey.
— Gov. Mike Huckabee (@GovMikeHuckabee) May 10, 2017
After more than two hours, Huckabee's immaculate quip is still on Twitter. And why wouldn't it be? There is nothing wrong with it. It is one of the best jokes that has ever been written.
A perfect joke. Perhaps theperfect joke. Nothing to see here — nothing to talk about at all. CNNis now the Cardiac Care Network, because their ppl are having heart attacks. CNN = Cardiac Care Network. Let that sink in. That is now fact throughout this land.
CNNis ruined.
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