This Memorial Day, Trump Meme Coin Congratulates Profit Takers
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This Memorial Day, Trump Meme Coin Congratulates Profit Takers

May23
by on May 23, 2025 at 7:10 pm
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Happy MEMEorial Day Weekend, from The Daily Dose Cartoons and Jokes

“This MEMEorial Day Weekend, the political winds are blowing hot air through the barbecues of TRUMP meme coin HODLers.”
— Yasha Harari

“Top Three Trump Meme Coin jokes about MEMEorial Day 2025”

3) Three words: “Trump Pump $TRUMP.”

2) Haiku:
The President Trump
$TRUMP MEMEorial Day Feast
Includes Pumps and Dumps.

… and the #1 joke about the 2025 Memorial Day holiday is …

1) Some say it’s a scam. Some say it’s a meme. Some say it’s legit. The books say it’s a few billion dollars the Trump family has raked in and they’re having the last laugh all the way to the bank.

Source: Yasha Harari for The Daily Dose.

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