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It's Halloween, and with the Daily Wires famous Halloween party in full swing, it's time

for us to announce our winners for the best costumes of the year. The prize for the

scariest costume goes to the child dressed up as Jim Acosta. Maybe it is Jim Acosta. How

would we know the difference? But anyway, the Jim Acosta costume includes a mask with

a face and a permanent expression of sanctimonious self-seriousness topped with hair that magically

goes from salt and pepper to pitch black after just a little dab of narcissism. Jim is having

fun, terrifying the neighbors by stomping zombie-like through public gatherings, chanting in the

gutter ol voice of the living dead. Look at me. I'm Jim Acosta. Look at me. Until everyone

laughs, then gets bored with them and goes home. The ribbon for the funniest costume goes

to the two pranksters who dressed up as a centaur with the head of CNN's Don Lemon,

with one person dressed as the horse's ass and the other as the centaur's tail. I'll pause

to let you get that. As a fun Halloween game, we surrounded the Lemon-Cat-Centaur with

conservatives and watched him prance around shouting, everyone who disagrees with me is

racist until somebody finally canceled the cable service and the lemon's centaur vanished

into complete obscurity, leaving everyone to wonder if he had ever really existed in the

first place and if so, why? The plastic trophy for most ridiculous costume goes to the lady

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