Jennifer Welch

It was like, like I just saw a demon.

He and Sean Hannity was like, Hey everybody, how's it going?

He was like, he tried to be like a glad hand or super friendly.

And then comes Chris pants waters.

And he comes walking down this hallway at the DNC.

And I mean,

only thing i can relate it to and this is it causes me great pain to say this because i think drag queens have the best walk on the planet yeah but the song immediately came into my head when i saw him sachet shantay shantay shantay shantay at rupaul i mean it was just i mean it was tits out ass up and it was just a it was just a toxic karenism out the wazoo

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