JB Pritzker Trolls Trump Hard By Hilariously Redacting White House Memo Urging Republicans Not To Panic

After the White House sent a memo to Republicans urging them not to panic, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker shared his own version with just a few key words showing.

**Political Sparks Fly After White House Memo, Illinois Governor Fires Back With Redacted Reply**

In a moment that quickly made the rounds on social media, Illinois Governor **J.B. Pritzker** responded with his own version of a White House memo sent to Republican lawmakers urging them **not to panic** — but with a political twist

The original memo, reportedly circulated within Republican circles ahead of key economic data releases, aimed to reassure lawmakers amid growing anxiety about slowing job growth and delayed employment statistics. According to critics, the administration’s effort was seen by some as an attempt to downplay economic concerns rather than address them directly.

Governor Pritzker — a prominent Democrat and vocal critic of Republican leadership — took to X (formerly Twitter) with a digitally altered version of the memo. In the redacted message he shared, nearly all text was blacked out except for a concise line accusing the administration of dishonesty:

> **“Donald J. Trump’s Administration is lying to America.”**([Comic Sands][1])

The mocked‑up memo quickly drew attention online, with many users amplifying Pritzker’s version as a humorous but pointed political rebuke. Supporters praised the governor’s blunt framing, while opponents dismissed it as partisan grandstanding.

This exchange comes amid broader political tensions, with debates over the economy and federal leadership dominating headlines. Pritzker has been one of the more outspoken Democratic voices criticizing the administration’s policies, reflecting deep partisan divides as the country approaches key midterm elections.