Taylor Tomlinson Takes on Trump: A Comedian's Take on the Debate

Taylor Tomlinson, a comedian known for her sharp wit and sarcastic humor, recently took to the stage on After Midnight to share her thoughts on the latest debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. Unlike many of her late-night peers, Tomlinson is not typically known for delving into politics, but after last night's debate, she felt compelled to weigh in. "It's difficult to watch debates like these, where one person is spreading alarming lies and all the headlines are like 'Trump and Harris clash on issues'. If Kamala had said, 'Let's give everyone $100' and then Trump responded, 'I'm going to fill every American home with locusts', the headlines would be like 'Candidates present different visions for the future'," she joked. Tomlinson's point is clear: when one candidate is spreading misinformation, it's hard to take the debate seriously. But Tomlinson didn't stop there. She also had some choice words for Trump's claims about transgender operations on illegal aliens and immigrants eating pets in Ohio. "It's like some bad conservative Mad Libs," she said. "I genuinely think he might have been trying to fill out a bingo card. Because if there's one thing I know about men his age, they love bingo. " This comment not only highlights the absurdity of Trump's claims but also pokes fun at the stereotype of older men and their love of bingo. One of the key reasons for both parties to debate is to capture as many undecided voters as possible. Tomlinson had some harsh words for this group, saying, "How embarrassing for you. When it's lunchtime, are you like, 'Hmm, I could eat a sandwich or I could just chew on some broken glass. I'm undecided. ' Let's hear both sides. " This comment is a clever way of pointing out the absurdity of being undecided, especially when it comes to issues that have serious consequences. But Tomlinson's jokes didn't stop there. She also had some fun at Trump's expense, saying, "Oh, buddy, people on television aren't real. I hate to be the person to break this to you. . . . Tony Soprano is not actually working on bettering himself. Ross and Rachel were not on a break because they were not even together, and this is not my real hair. " This comment is a clever way of poking fun at Trump's tendency to believe everything he sees on TV, even if it's not true. Finally, Tomlinson made some jokes about the changes to her show, After Midnight, which launched its second season earlier this month. "Currently here on After Midnight, we're making lots of changes to the show format," she said. "I didn't know what to say before, but now, when people ask me, 'Hey, Taylor, why is there a big random couch on the show? Do you have any control? What's the plan? ' I can just say I have concepts of a plan. " This comment is a clever way of poking fun at the uncertainty of change and the tendency to ask questions that don't have easy answers.