Conservative internet meme artist Douglas Mackie has officially been sentenced by an Obama judge

to seven months in prison for posting moderately funny memes. The memes are just a rift on an old

political joke in which you instruct your co-partisans to vote the right way and your opponents to vote

the wrong way. The joke usually goes, hey, Republicans, vote on Tuesday. Oh, your Democrat, vote on Wednesday.

Don't forget, you got to vote not one minute sooner than Wednesday. That kind of thing. Here's one

of the jokes that he posted. This is Hillary. It looks like a Hillary ad, but it's obviously not one

because it says vote for her, vote from home. Post Hillary using hashtag presidential election,

saying on November 8th, type the word Hillary and post it to Twitter or Facebook using the hashtag

presidential election between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. Eastern to cast your vote from Hillary from home,

stronger together, and it says powered by Microsoft. So if you were too dull to know that this was a

joke from the beginning, if you were too uninformed about how our government works to know that you

can't vote by posting to Twitter, if you just missed the joke at the bottom there, the powered by

Microsoft, I think forces you to get that it's a joke because presumably Microsoft is not supposed

to be running our elections. I guess actually, sorry, I should take that back because we're living in

a day and age in which Google and Facebook have much more control over our elections than ordinary

people and mayors and townships and states. So you're right. Maybe you missed that. But truly, if you

mistake this for real campaign instructions, you should not vote, certainly not. You should probably

shouldn't be able to live on your own. So impaired must you be in your basic functioning. Here's another

meme. Again, posted by Douglas Mackey. Save time. Avoid the line. Vote from home. Text Hillary to 59925. And

we'll make history together this November 8th. And the key here too is not only are these obviously

jokes, they're memes. But they're being posted from an account with a MAGA hat on from Douglas

Mackey's account. They're being posted by people who then when they repost it, they say at the

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