The GOP Just Tried To Write A Tweet Aimed At Teens--It Didn't Go So Well

<p>Taxes for teens? What?</p>

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Nov. 18 2019, Updated 2:21 p.m. ET

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Source: The Republican Party's elephant symbol is seen on display October 24, 2000 at the Republican campaign headquarters in El Paso, Texas. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Newsmakers)

Generally, younger voters do not concern themselves too much with taxes. So it was a bit puzzling when the Republican Party decided to use Donald Trump's tax reform proposal to try to appeal to a younger audience. 

Seriously, you have to watch this thing:

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Chad is a real Debbie Downer.

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Writer Parker Molloy quickly picked up on the GOP's marketing tactic and satirized it:

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And soon the entire Internet was on board:

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You know when you were a teenager and you just had the burning desire to text your friends about tax reform?

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I mean, his name is Chad...

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But, come on GOP, you're going to have to try a little harder than that.

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Considering all the xenophobia, misogyny, transphobia, and homophobia, you're really not gonna attract the kids with Chad texting about tax reform out of the blue.

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Get it together, Chad.

H/T: Twitter

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