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Karoline Leavitt 'STEALS' From Lisa Kudrow's Netflix Character In 'BASELESS' Election Fraud Claims
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November 6, 2025
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3:26Now PlayingWhite House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has once again gone viral — this time for her controversial press briefing where she claimed election fraud in California without evidence. When pressed for proof, Leavitt repeated, “It’s just a fact,” prompting instant backlash. The internet exploded with memes, side-by-side comparisons, and laughter, saying Lisa Kudrow’s parody had “predicted” Karoline’s real-life performance. Leavitt, a frequent target of online criticism, was already trending earlier this week for her fashion choices and now, for a briefing that many say “looked scripted straight from Netflix.”
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