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Google Chrome extension lets you replace Donald Trump with kitties

Alexis Sachdev Posted on

Trade in the orange tan for an orange tabby.

A Google Chrome browser extension, Make America Kittens Again, promises just that: to replace photos of President-elect Donald Trump on news sites and social-media networks with photos of adorable cats.

Why? Explained simply by the creator: “Because seriously, f– that guy.”

Offering more details, the developer writes: “A) Trump is a disgrace,B)Kittens are lovely, and C) I couldn’t find a Creative Commons photo of a blobfish to use.”

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This NBC News special report swaps a black-and-white photo of Trump surrounded by supporters with some mischeviouskittens:

The New York Times’ piece on Trump’s cabinet picks gets delightfully furrier with two sleepy kittens:

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