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Updated Liquor Cabinet Trump Administration Pun Meme

This meme uses a pun on the dual meaning of the word 'cabinet' in U.S. context: one meaning is the group of senior appointed presidential advisors (the U.S. Presidential Cabinet), the other is a storage case for alcoholic beverages (a liquor cabinet). The image edits 5 figures who were announced as picks for Donald Trump's 2025 second-term presidential cabinet into a sports locker room scene, all holding or consuming alcohol, to deliver the joke that the new presidential cabinet is equivalent to a liquor cabinet, mocking the nominees for perceived associations with drinking or lack of fitness for office.
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Overview

This meme uses a pun on the dual meaning of the word 'cabinet' in U.S. context: one meaning is the group of senior appointed presidential advisors (the U.S. Presidential Cabinet), the other is a storage case for alcoholic beverages (a liquor cabinet). The image edits 5 figures who were announced as picks for Donald Trump's 2025 second-term presidential cabinet into a sports locker room scene, all holding or consuming alcohol, to deliver the joke that the new presidential cabinet is equivalent to a liquor cabinet, mocking the nominees for perceived associations with drinking or lack of fitness for office.

Origin notes

This meme was originally posted to Reddit, as specified in the provided source metadata, with the original submission title 'And now there are four...'. It is an edited composite image created by combining existing press photos of Trump's 2025 cabinet nominees with a sports locker room background to execute the pun-based joke, and circulated widely on social media platforms shortly after the 2025 U.S. presidential cabinet nominations were publicly announced.

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