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Dick Cheney's official smiling portrait in front of the American flag — deadpan political meme energy. Caption it free on Memeboat.
Download the blank Dick Cheney template to caption it yourself, or add your text right here in the editor above and download the finished meme.
This is the official portrait smile — calm, composed, flag in the background, the kind of photo that radiates 'trust me' energy while giving off the exact opposite vibe. It's the perfect deadpan backdrop for anything shady, calculated, or suspiciously smooth.
Use it for corporate double-talk, plausible deniability, or any caption where someone is smiling their way through something they clearly shouldn't be smiling about.
Dick Cheney
IF BOMBING YOU IS WRONG.... · I DON'T WANNA BE RIGHT!
Dick Cheney
WHEN I CAN'T THINK OF ANYTHING FUNNY · I JUST WHIP OUT MY DICK.....CHENEY
Waterskiing
THOSE WERE THE DAYS · PICNICS, SWIMMING, WATERBOAR...ER...SKIING...
Dick Cheney
I ONCE SHOT A LAWYER · AND EVEN THAT DIDN'T HELP MY APPROVAL RATING
Dick Cheney
I DONT ALWAYS TOPPLE GOVERNMENTS FOR OIL BUT WHEN I DO, I PAY ISLAMIC EXTREMISTS TO DO IT FOR ME · )
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Dick Cheney
PEOPLE AREN'T DYING FAST ENOUGH · TO KEEP UP WITH MY HEART TRANSPLANTS
I did not read the terms and conditions
Mistakes were made. Not by me.
Everything is fine. Trust the process.
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