GOP Cheers Trump for Not Starting WWIII, Dems Not Impressed

In a shocking turn of events, Republicans are showering President Trump with praise and congratulations amid the recent ceasefire with Iran, while Democrats are holding back their applause. The stark divide between the two parties has left many scratching their heads and wondering what exactly is going on in Washington.

In a press conference outside the White House, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was beaming with pride as he praised Trump for his “brilliant negotiation skills” in securing the ceasefire. “I have to say, I’ve never seen a president quite like Trump,” McConnell said. “His ability to bring people together and make deals is truly unmatched. We are lucky to have him in office.”

Meanwhile, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was noticeably absent from the press conference, fueling speculation that she may not be as thrilled with the ceasefire as her Republican counterparts. When asked for comment, Pelosi simply shook her head and muttered something about needing a stiff drink.

In a hilarious twist, Vice President Mike Pence chimed in with his own thoughts on the ceasefire, saying, “This is a huge win for America and for Trump. I mean, who knew that all it took to make peace with Iran was a few tweets and some tough talk? The man is a genius.”

Not everyone in the Republican party was as effusive in their praise, however. Senator Ted Cruz, known for his fiery rhetoric and staunch conservatism, was surprisingly reserved in his comments. “I mean, sure, it’s great that we’re not at war with Iran anymore, but let’s not go overboard with the praise,” Cruz said. “I’m sure Trump had nothing to do with it.”

On the Democratic side, Senator Bernie Sanders was quick to criticize Trump’s handling of the situation. “This ceasefire is nothing more than a distraction from the real issues facing our country,” Sanders said. “We need to focus on healthcare, education, and income inequality, not on Trump’s latest Twitter feud.”

As the political circus continues to unfold in Washington, one thing is clear: the divide between Republicans and Democrats has never been wider. And with Trump at the helm, who knows what crazy antics are in store next. Stay tuned for more updates from the satirical news website you can’t get enough of.

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