WorldPingChuck Lorre is responding to the White House’s recent swipe at him, in a medium where he’s often not been shy in sharing his opinions: His post-episode vanity cards.
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Chuck Lorre Uses ‘Georgie & Mandy’ End Card to Troll Trump’s White House for Saying He Needs Psychiatric Help: ‘I Don’t Disagree’
Chuck Lorre Has Message For Trump Tonight Via ‘Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage’ Vanity Card
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