Our Founding Story

In the midst of the 2020 presidential election, Rob Ward and Jeramy Gordon found themselves increasingly frustrated with the divisive political landscape, particularly the ongoing debates surrounding Donald Trump's Twitter activity.

Both right-leaning moderates who supported Trump, they noticed that many liberal voters criticized the former president for being too blunt and occasionally brash in his tweets. Instead of getting caught up in the contentious arguments, Rob and Jeramy decided to take a lighthearted approach to address this issue.

A Light-hearted Take on Political Discourse

In the fall of 2020, from their humble garage in Orange County, CA, Rob and Jeramy founded "But His Tweets." The name was inspired by the popular phrase, "But her emails," which had become emblematic of the 2016 election. The duo sought to create a platform that would add a touch of humor to the often tense world of political discourse.

Their vision for But His Tweets was simple: it would be a satirical outlet, designed to poke fun at the various political figures, regardless of party affiliation, who engaged in less-than-diplomatic Twitter behavior. Rob and Jeramy wanted to remind people not to take themselves or politics too seriously and encourage a more balanced and light-hearted perspective.

From Garage to Online Presence

With a passion for technology and a knack for content creation, Rob and Jeramy utilized their skills to grow But His Tweets from a small garage project into a popular online presence. They started by creating memes, short videos, and clever one-liners that humorously highlighted various politicians' social media blunders.

The company quickly gained traction, attracting followers from across the political spectrum who appreciated the playful approach to politics. But His Tweets fostered an online community that welcomed both conservatives and liberals, united by a shared sense of humor and a willingness to laugh at the foibles of their political leaders.

Promoting Unity Through Laughter

As But His Tweets continued to grow, Rob and Jeramy remained committed to their original mission: promoting unity through laughter. They steered the platform away from personal attacks and focused on clever satire and irony that transcended political boundaries. While staying true to their right-leaning moderate values, they made sure to present content that encouraged open dialogue, empathy, and understanding between different political perspectives.

Giving Back to the Community

With their increasing success, Rob and Jeramy decided to give back to the community that supported them. They organized charitable events and donation drives, raising funds for various causes that addressed social issues from different angles. But His Tweets' online community enthusiastically participated in these endeavors, demonstrating that humor and compassion could go hand in hand.

Beyond Politics

Over time, But His Tweets evolved beyond its initial focus on politics. While still maintaining a humorous lens on political happenings, the platform expanded to include satirical content on pop culture, current events, and societal trends. This diversification allowed But His Tweets to reach an even wider audience and cement its place as a go-to source for witty commentary.

A Beacon of Light in a Polarized World

Today, But His Tweets stands as a beacon of light in a politically polarized world. Founded by two right-leaning moderates, the platform continues to bridge the gap between political ideologies, reminding us all not to take ourselves too seriously and to find common ground through humor and mutual respect.

From its modest beginnings in a garage in Orange County, CA, But His Tweets has grown into a prominent online community that encourages unity, empathy, and laughter. Rob and Jeramy's vision to make politics a little less serious and a little more amusing has struck a chord with people from all walks of life, proving that a touch of humor can be a powerful force in fostering understanding and bringing people together.