State Sen Doug Mastriano (R-Pa) is both an general space cadet or is trolling deep house after he confirmed as much as blunder a “Star Wars” prop for a recorded drone.
In justness to the Trump- advisable Republican that shed to Democrat Josh Shapiro for guv in 2022, we’ll supply him his say initially: He urges he was purposefully making use of the picture as a meme.
But he soaked up nearly a day of on-line mockery for making a serious-sounding declaration regarding the federal authorities response to the drones. And it was gone together with by an image of a “Star Wars” TIE fighter copy on an affiliate the heading: “Breaking News: Crashed drone in Orange Beach retrieved from water, and taken to undisclosed location for further investigation.”
It is not possible that the federal authorities has no options neither has truly taken any form of exercise to acquire to the bottom of the unknown drones. The fecklessness of this administration received on display screen in 2015 when a Chinese monitoring balloon was enabled to fly over the entire … pic.twitter.com/qWqyH3dnkI
— Senator Doug Mastriano (@SenMastriano) December 16, 2024
He obtained a neighborhood adjustment and a few on the web sass for the plain oversight. Among standard people chipping in had been previousRep Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill) and CNN’sJake Tapper Critics moreover referred to as him “dumb” and “stupid.”
I take the actual drone story critically but re the under, I’m fairly sure Red Leader Garven Dreis rejected that connection boxer in ep IV A New Hope
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) December 17, 2024
You cannot be that dumb, or are you able to?
–(* )( @Mario wlowskiPa) Mario please that is so awkward December 17, 2024
Doug– pamela ✨ (@tisthepamseason)
sorry, you’re a selected state legislator???? December 17, 2024
Mysterious and New York have truly recorded most people’s inventive creativeness but authorities authorities stateNew Jerseythey don’t pose a threat sure appeared rattled but insisted that the farce was with him– and he remodeled his response proper right into a cost of
Mastriano … “modern day ‘journalism.’”
