California has always had its own colorful corner of political expression, but one Golden State family may have just taken things to the next level. A TikTok video featuring a man who really doesn’t care for the current president, Donald Trump, has social media absolutely howling and slightly stunned. If you’ve ever wondered what presidential frustration looks like when it comes with props, pins, and an unapologetically fed-up dad, this clip is basically a masterclass.
The viral moment, posted by user @dnasleuth, kicks off mid-rant. The California man is already in full storytelling mode, passionately laying out exactly why Trump makes his blood boil. And according to him, the biggest issue is the president’s treatment of women. He specifically calls out the moment Trump reportedly referred to a female reporter as “Piggy,” which clearly struck a nerve.
But the plot takes a sharp and hilarious turn when he suddenly stops, looks at his daughter who is filming, and asks, “Are you taking a thing of me?” The way his eyes widen when he realizes he’s on camera is pure gold. That’s when he decides to fully commit to the bit.
California Dad Uses Donald Trump Voodoo Doll During Online Rant
Because this man is not just venting verbally, he’s armed with a Donald Trump voodoo doll. The dad grins, lifts the little figure, and begins sticking pins into it with the determination of someone who has reached his political breaking point.
His daughter, who clearly knows this theatrical routine well, asks where he’s placing the pins. Without missing a beat, he proudly explains that he’s aiming for the doll’s unpleasant areas. In other words, Trump’s tiny fabric counterpart is not having a great day.
Whether people agree or disagree with his politics, viewers can’t deny the comedic timing. The video has already racked up over 683,000 views, proving that when it comes to political commentary, Californians truly know how to put on a show.
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His daughter’s on-screen caption, “My dad on a Trump rant,” says it all. This isn’t a one-off moment. This is a tradition.
“That’s America’s dad,” one person said in the comments. “This is why Trump keeps needing MRIs,” another joked. “I have more pins if he needs them,” a third person chimed in. “You’re lucky to have a dad who cares about your rights as a human,” a fourth social media user declared.
In a time when the United States feels more divided than ever, social media has become a megaphone for people looking to express their frustrations, quirks, and unfiltered opinions. Some post essays. Some make protest art. And apparently, some California residents grab a voodoo doll and a sewing pin.
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