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JD VANCE LOVES LEO XIV

May
10
2025
JD Vance MAGA TV Broadcast Draws Pope Leo XIV Reaction
Marian Kamensky, Austria
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The cartoon shows JD Vance on a MAGA TV screen holding a sign reading I love Leo XIV. Pope Leo XIV sits in an armchair nearby, sweating and gripping the chair in apparent alarm. The scene references the new pope's election and Vance's public profile within MAGA circles as of May 2025. The television label and the pope's reaction form the central visual contrast. The image uses the broadcast format to link the two figures without additional context or dialogue.

Super Bowl Lawsuits

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10
2011
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Packers win Super Bowl XLV

Feb
7
2011
Packers win Super Bowl XLV
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Feb
6
2011
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Porristas del Super Bowl

Feb
6
2011
Porristas del Super Bowl
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Super Bowl Cheerleaders COLOR

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4
2011
Super Bowl Cheerleaders COLOR
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Super Bowl Cheerleaders

Feb
4
2011
Super Bowl Cheerleaders
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Super Bowl XLV fans

Feb
3
2011
Super Bowl XLV fans
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