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Sky News host Liz Storer has reacted to SpongeBob SquarePants-themed meme posted by US President Donald Trump to poke fun at critics of Elon Musk’s latest actions to federal employees.

Cried about Trump and Elon some more." Musk was the first to drop the SpongeBob-inspired burn on X (formerly) around 9:15 am on Sunday, February 23. Of course, the aforementioned meme wasn’t just for ...

Musk later confirmed on X (formerly Twitter) that failure to respond would be considered a resignation. This triggered strong reactions from government workers and labor unions. How did Federal ...

On Sunday, Trump on Truth Social shared an edited screenshot from the popular Nickelodeon cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants. The meme showed SpongeBob deep in thought with a notepad, while his friend ...

US President Donald Trump mocked federal workers over a controversial directive from Elon Musk’s department, requiring employees to list weekly accomplishments. The directive sparked outrage ...

(The Hill) — President Donald Trump posted a SpongeBob meme mocking federal employees in the wake of an email sent to the workforce asking them to document their achievements in the past week.

"Lot of people in for a rude awakening and strong dose of reality. They don't get it yet, but they will," On Truth Social, Trump chose to post an edited SpongeBob SquarePants meme clearly directed at ...

Tumblr [6] user @trilllizard666 posted a thread of SpongeBob reaction images, including the "Come on, think!" image, gathering over 16,000 notes in eight years. On May 6th, 2018, an unknown Redditor ...