Comedy writer Toby Morton has taken aim at journalist and political commentator Megyn Kelly, naming her as his latest satirical website target. Morton, a former South Park writer who even lent his voice to red-headed ninth-grader Scott Tenorman in the show, gained attention in 2025 when he snapped up two Trump Kennedy Center domains months ahead of the president’s attempt to rename the building. Calling himself the “creator of anti-fascists websites,” Morton is behind satirical websites for a number of names and causes, including the Trump obituary website (thetrumpobituary.com), a website about Stephen Miller that describes him as "as racist as racists can be,” and most recently a site titled "The Cornell 7" where he has published the names and photographs of the seven men named in Jane Doe's lawsuit, along with court filings and other reporting on the case.
Kelly, host of The Megyn Kelly Show, has recently drawn attention for her commentary on the allegations detailed in the Cornell lawsuit. Morton has now turned his attention to her. I see you blocked me on social media.
I’ve been so busy doing things that matter, I completely forgot to give you the attention you so desperately need,” Morton said in a post on Instagram. He added that he wanted to acknowledge his “little act of digital self care,” declaring that he had purchased the domain name megynmariekelly.com. As of Thursday morning, no content had been posted to the site, but Morton added “see you soon,” at the end of his Instagram post, with the accompanying photo saying "Domain registration in progress.
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