WASHINGTON — Far right think tank the Heritage Foundation announced part of its Project 2026 family initiatives, unveiling a massive collection of Valentines Day greeting cards for child brides, the retailers have confirmed.
“We believe in a strong family unit, and until Project 2026 picks up steam and we can get rid of the 19th Amendment and no-fault divorce, we can at least share our vision of the future with our special Valentine’s Day greeting cards for husbands to give their child brides. What 12-year-old newlywed wouldn’t feel loved with a touching ‘You’re the Hottest Wife in Homeroom’ card?” said Heritage Foundation rep Larry Conrad. “They flew off the shelves in the test markets around the Bible Belt and Utah, so once President Trump signs the executive order we wrote for him that would ban age of consent laws, Hallmark will be tripping over themselves for a piece of the action.”
Many girls making up the card’s core demographic were unsurprisingly not on board.
“If someone handed this to me I’d stab them in the dick without thinking twice. The boys in my own grade already creep me out just looking in my direction, now I have to worry about guys my dad’s age who are going to butter me up after I’m sold to them like cattle,” said 13-year-old Brianna Hexler. “Are they also going to put out a card I can give to creepy Evangelical dudes about how they’ll get beheaded just like St. Valentine if they lay a hand on me?”
Social workers saw the holiday card rollout as another danger to child safety.
“These weirdoes and their obsession with putting a Christian Nationalist angle on every holiday is putting all children in jeopardy. If you think Valentine’s Day cards for underage brides are bad, you should see the Mother’s Day teen mom cards they’re planning. And don’t get me started on all these wedding registries for Gap Kids popping up all over the internet,” said Gail Stroman. “If we want to keep our girls safe and free, we need to keep the Heritage Foundation away from our second- and third-tier holidays or else we’re going to wake up one day to a whole line of combination 10th birthday-wedding anniversary cards. Ugh.”
The Heritage Foundation also announced a partnership with the Hallmark Channel to produce several Valentine’s Day movies about men with strong Christian values returning to their hometowns and finding love at their old middle schools.
