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State Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-Pa.) is either a total space cadet or is trolling the universe after he appeared to mistake a “Star Wars” prop for a captured drone. In fairness to the Trump-endorsed ...

However, the "drone" being hauled on the back of a truck is a TIE fighter from the Star Wars films. It is unclear when and where the photo was taken. Pennsylvania State Sen. Doug Mastriano posted ...

The problem? The “drone” in question is unmistakably a Star Wars TIE Fighter prop, spotted being transported on a flatbed truck. The tweet, which criticized federal inaction regarding ...

Republican Pennsylvania senator Doug Mastriano added a picture of a “Star Wars” prop in an otherwise serious-sounding social media post voicing national security concerns over drone sightings ...