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In October 2021, Ingraham aired photos of allegedly empty store shelves to argue that the Biden administration was causing shortages. Fact-checkers quickly identified that she had used misleading images that had been taken years earlier, long before Biden took office. When confronted, Ingraham issued a grudging correction before mocking fact-checkers for having the audacity to question her. This incident turned a discussion about supply chains into a clear example of a media figure using fake imagery to fit a political narrative.

Many recognized it as an obvious spoof, but Laura Ingraham was not among them. The conservative host enthusiastically shared the image on X (formerly Twitter), captioned: "Let the meltdown begin. Love it." Her post traveled far and wide before the truth emerged, with many followers echoing her belief that the cover was real. The incident became a source of mockery, notably from California Governor Gavin Newsom, whose office posted a spoof cover featuring a crowned "King Newsom." His tweet poked fun at Ingraham, calling her "low rating Laura Ingraham".

While some argue that this sort of attention is misogynistic or unfair, others see it as an inevitable byproduct of the 24-hour news cycle and the influencer culture that has taken hold online. Love her or hate her, Laura Ingraham's style – and the reactions it provokes – serves as a microcosm for the fraught intersection of fashion, politics, and identity in the digital age.