As Twitchy reported, the popular account WeRateDogs went political earlier this week, then took it back, and then took that back … so basically they’re back to being political.
Why not use adorable dogs to pander and manipulate people to subscribe to your progressive agenda? Classy.
After WeRateDogs went political AGAIN, this time about the Paris Agreement, Conservatives decided to fight back and started posting pictures of adorable pups with a slightly different take on climate change and other political issues:
https://twitter.com/PolitiBunny/status/870604878493605888
Editor’s note: Typically we do not include tweets from ourselves BUT the progressive takedown with adorable pictures of dogs started here, so it’s included.
We can’t help but love Pickles. Admit it, you love Pickles too.
This is Pepper
He's a Climate Scientist pic.twitter.com/fXVeOb5Ncq— StanleyFosha (@stanleyfosha) June 2, 2017
Pepper seems to be chasing his tail … PERFECT for a Climate Scientist.
https://twitter.com/ArieFriedman/status/870605759247208448
We love Obidiah’s face. What a sweetie, and so wise.
Someone turn up the heat! pic.twitter.com/1qz9nix5Yv
— Colin Mclean (@ColinMc07529254) June 2, 2017
Eeek! Cold pup is ready for warmer temps. Heh.
https://twitter.com/grampy_rs/status/870615100360609793
Poor Cooper, hopefully he’ll figure out that both issues should be funded with private monies and not tax dollars.
https://twitter.com/WyldStalyn5150/status/870627529870200833
She is just as smart as any of these other climate fanatics who told us the ice caps would be gone years ago.
This is Spark Plug. He's wondering how Kathy Griffin lives with herself & why people confuse gender with sexual preferences. pic.twitter.com/eC7CGde3O4
— Chumly Pieplate (@Chumly_Pieplate) June 2, 2017
Awww, we wonder the same things.
https://twitter.com/cbw_72/status/870657419092738048
Conservative dogs for the WIN!
Related:
So much for sorry: WeRateDogs back to alienating fans with climate change tweet https://t.co/iqaJ8xpV3i
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) June 1, 2017