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It's official: The Puerto Rican people refuse to fall for Harris-Biden regime's latest PSY-OP...

 For far too long, the good people of Puerto Rico have been bamboozled by the progressive machine-a well-crafted regime psy-op designed to paint President Trump as the enemy of Puerto Ricans.

This is why Puerto Ricans like me don't care about a stupid joke by a comedian and are voting for Donald Trump in record numbers to Make America and Puerto Rico Great Again! .

Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe is defending his jokes about Puerto Rico at former President Trump's New York City rally on Sunday after facing significant backlash from figures across the political aisle.

LMAO. The "Protest" outside Trump's Allentown, PA rally consists of 2 people waving Puerto Rican flags.

JUST IN: Democrats rally a whopping *two* Puerto Ricans to protest against Donald Trump in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Sure, Tony's Puerto Rican joke might've been off-color to some, but he's a comedian-he's supposed to roast everyone like that and create some waves.

The good news is that President Trump just secured a key endorsement from a Puerto Rican senator, bringing him one step closer to Making America Great Again-with a unified front, raunchy jokes and all. 

https://revolver.news/2024/10/its-official-puerto-rican-people-refuse-to-fall-for-harris-biden-latest-psy-op/

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