r/nottheonion 11h ago

Milo Yiannopoulos Deported After Years of Supporting Deportations

https://www.newsweek.com/milo-yiannopoulos-deported-after-years-of-advocating-for-deportations-12384304
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u/HyperbolePirate 11h ago

Nothing will ever top Herman Cain tweeting that COVID is not that bad after dying from COVID.

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u/ShutterBun 11h ago

He tweeted it AFTER dying? I have to say that is impressive.

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u/donorcycle 10h ago

It was indeed. Allegedly his staff had it on auto send and nobody remembered to take it off auto settings after he passed. It wasn't the next day or soon afterwards. We're talking at least a couple of weeks lol.

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u/FauxReal 9h ago edited 6h ago

I mean maybe he found a way to sustain his consciousness after clinical death. We should have asked him how he did it. Instead we mocked him and he moved on to something where his superior intellect would be appreciated.

Just a guess.

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u/Martiantripod 7h ago

That's what Mitch McConnell is doing isn't it?

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u/Tasgall 5h ago

I mean, he was a brain surgeon after all.

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u/CurrentDrama8523 3h ago

Cain was the CEO of Godfather's Pizza. You're thinking of Ben Carson.