Ever wondered how a cartoon could rattle the cages of powerful politicians? Well, South Park is doing just that, and they’re making it look like child’s play! In a world where trolling has become an art form, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have picked up their pens once again to take a jab at the political establishment, and this time, their target is none other than Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem.

In the latest episode of their 27th season, Parker and Stone delivered a scathing critique of Noem and her controversial policies regarding ICE and recruitment standards. They didn’t hold back, mixing jabs at Noem’s appearance with dark humor surrounding her notorious claims about causing harm to dogs. It’s a classic South Park move: hit them where it hurts, then hit them again for good measure!

Noem, ever the unlikely celebrity in this drama, took the bait and reacted to the episode during a podcast appearance. Initially, she dismissed the digs at her looks as “petty,” a standard defense that unintentionally plays right into the trolls’ hands. After all, challenging a troll to a petty-off is like asking a shark to leave the water—it's just not going to happen!

But the plot thickened as South Park’s social media team seized the moment, changing their avatars across platforms to feature Noem’s caricatured likeness, complete with her “botox-deprived Salvador Dali clock shop” appearance. It’s almost poetic how the creators are turning political trolling into a full-blown spectacle, maintaining a gleeful relentlessness that keeps fans coming back for more. And hey, it’s been a while since most satirists dared to take such bold swings at Trump’s administration, so it’s refreshing to see South Park step up to the plate.

The real question on everyone’s mind is how long it will take the White House to catch on and stop feeding the trolls. So far, they haven’t exactly shown a talent for ignoring the bait. Our money is on “never,” but who knows—maybe a miracle will happen, and they’ll finally learn the art of ignoring those pesky cartoonists!