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It's more like a mortal scream.

MP Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other democratic congress members were ruthlessly roasted-also directly from the white house-after you can quickly choose your fighter “tie-wing clip, which quickly became viral.

The 20-second video of progressive was initially published by the cookbook author and influencer Sulhee Jessica Woo to her 5.6 million followers in honor of women's history on Wednesday-and led the Trump administration to the Troll with its own version of the online trend on Thursday.

President Trump, Vice President JD Vance and other members of the Republican administration with the caption “America selected his fighters in November” showed the White House.

Kristi Noem, secretary of the home protection authority, was on horseback and attorney in general Pam Bondi at a press conference, while the Border -Zar Tom Homan went away from a helicopter in parts of the clip.

Defense Minister Pete Hegseth, Director of the National Secret Service Tulsi Gabbard, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, the FBI director Kash Patel and the Minister of Commerce Howard Lutnick also had camera in the video.

The widely mocked video of the representatives of the Democratic House included New York Ocasio-Cortez; Rep. Lauren Underwood from Illinois; Rep. Katherine Clark from Massachusetts; Rep. Judy Chu from California; Jasmine Crockett from Texas; And Susie Lee von Nevada, together with funny facts about her and music from Super Smash Bros in the background.

The 35 -year -old AOC revealed that she was a trekkie, while Clark, 61, who is also the minority whip, said she doesn't like hair dye. Crockett, 43, announced that she was not a morning person while underwood (38) insisted that she didn't like balloons.

But the short clip could not hit the brand.

“Democrats are not terrifying,” wrote the quick reaction account of the Trump government on X. “Level: impossible.”

“The problem is not a political failure, economic fear or a general feeling that everything deals with the seams,” wrote the political writer Matt Lewis.

“No, no – the real problem is that voters simply don't know how much fun their representatives are!”

In the meantime, the PunchBowl News reporter, Ben Brody, “funny cringey”.

“One of the worst parts about it: The selection of her fighting trend was popular in Tikkok like 3 years ago,” wrote journalist Peter Hamby.