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http://youtu.be/cade8slkvg8 It’s a somber day on Sesame Street—Elmo, the fuzzy red icon of childhood joy, has become the unlikely face of a political firestorm. A satirical LinkedIn post, allegedly written by Elmo, claimed the beloved character had been laid off due to federal budget cuts. While the post was quickly debunked and removed, it struck a nerve online, sparking a wave of emotional responses and memes. “You know it’s bad when Elmo is getting laid off,” one user wrote, as the slogan “Fire Elon, Save Elmo” took off across social media, spotlighting renewed threats to public broadcasting. This meme-fueled moment arrives as Republicans, led by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, escalate efforts to strip federal funding from PBS and NPR, accusing them of pushing a “radical, left-wing” and...