You’ve heard of the statute of limitations, but have you heard of the statue of unlimited rationalizations? MS NOW’s Nicolle Wallace says America is bound to the words at the base of the Statue of Liberty. Forget laws and the U.S. Constitution; Lady Liberty’s poem trumps everything. Wallace ignorantly thinks that the Temporary Protection Status ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court can be essentially vetoed by the long-dead poet Emma Lazarus. Sorry, this ‘Lazarus’ isn’t rising from the grave to save the day for you and your refugees, Nicolle.
Here’s Wallace being a monumental idiot. (WATCH)
MSNOW’s Nicolle Wallace invokes the “Statue of Liberty” defense over the SCOTUS TPS ruling.
— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) June 26, 2026
Says “Trump’s Supreme Court made a mockery” of it.
A poem on a statue isn’t immigration law. No matter how badly they want it to be. pic.twitter.com/43Juu4QinK
She's not the sharpest tool in the shed now is she.
— 3sidedstory 🇺🇲 (@3sidedstory) June 26, 2026
She’s the very definition of a blunt instrument.
This may be shocking to ‘journalists’ and their fellow Democrats, but the ‘Temporary’ in Temporary Protection Status means temporary. Crazy, we know.
These days, when Roberts votes with the other "conservatives," you know it's a slam-dunk decision.
— Russell (@russell_m) June 26, 2026
Does anybody know what temporary means?
— Lance Weatherbee (@lancejanw) June 26, 2026
SCOTUS had to actually rule that “temporary” does in fact mean “temporary"
— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) June 26, 2026
This fool is so stupid. Trump isn’t ending legal immigration, but we aren’t a welfare country for the entire world either. The SC ruled that the word temporary actually does mean temporary.
— MooseCat (@Brown75317737) June 26, 2026
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We know KBJ does not know the meaning of simple words.
— Russell (@russell_m) June 26, 2026
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's favorite phrase is ‘I don’t understand’ after all.
Posters say Wallace is just another emotionally-driven AWFL.
She needs a damn violin playing in the background 😒😒😒
— Clay Brown 🇺🇸 (@ClayBrown320) June 26, 2026
Or a laugh track
— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) June 26, 2026
That is so embarrassing. What a manipulative simpleton.
— Matthew Beaton (@MattBeaton_) June 26, 2026
The nonsense Wallace spews is bought hook line and sinker by her viewers. Those same suburban soccer moms watching and eating this drivel up avoid "the huddled masses" like the plague. How ironic.
— Scott Lame (@dimeday128) June 26, 2026
They don’t mind the ‘masses’ as long as they are huddling far away from the bubbles they live in.
Commenters say leftists need to reverse pushing their verse.
If the Statue of Liberty could talk, she'd probably ask the court to stop playing statue‑saurus and just read the law. pic.twitter.com/P6fVJgu7Zj
— zoeybabyy 🏳️⚧️ (@OTomaszewicz) June 26, 2026
They sound like children when they use the Statue of Liberty poem as moral authority.
— Mark DeBenon (@MarkDeBenon) June 26, 2026
That is irrelevant and has nothing to do with their ruling.
— TwittsEnd ™ (@twittsend) June 26, 2026
The words on the Statue are not LAW.
— Embersmokes (@embersmokes) June 26, 2026
Yep, leftists are exhausting with their argument for literal poetic justice. Poems may be great for rhyme, but rarely for reason.