Donald Trump

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Grumpy Trumpy
Trump touts himself as a self-made man, which is more than one can say about his coiffure.
5th Vice President of Russia
In office January 20, 2016 – January 6, 2021
Personal details
Born	June 14, 1946 McDonald's, Queens, America
Political party	M. A. G. A. (Mexicans Are Gay, America)
Spouse(s)	Ivana Trump, Marla Maples, Melania Trump, Ivanka Trump, Miss Russia, Sean Hannity, himself, Stormy Daniels and a few others
Children	Ivanka and his other children
Residence	Dönaldbunker
Alma mater	Prager University
Occupation	Racist real estate developer, racist manchild, racist TV personality, racist Oompa-Loompa impersonator, racist entrepreneur
Website	donaldjtrump.com

Donald Ronald "The Donald" Trump, Sr. (born June 14, 1946) is an unevenly tanned American, real estate developer, reality television personality, a closeted secret agent from either Russia, China or North Korea, cereal rapist and intermittent Republican candidate who served as the 45th Televised President of the United States from 2017 to 2021. Following his landslide electoral victory against Kamala "Cometh in the Morning" Harris, he is now the current 47th President-elect, wherein he will serve his scheduled term from 2025 to until he feels like it.

Before he became Commander-in-chief, Trump dipped his big toe into politics by yelling at Obama on Fox and Friends. He ran for President on a platform condemning the political establishment and their Muslim–Chinese–Mexican vanguards. Trump won the 2016 election on the tried and true campaign strategy of not being Hillary Clinton. However, he faltered in the 2020 election against Joe Biden due to his campaign strategy of being Donald Trump. Prior to leaving office, he ordered hordes of deplorable rednecks on mobility scooters to storm the U.S. Capitol and vandalize all of Nancy Pelosi's favorite vending machines. He won again in 2024 on the even more tried and true campaign strategy of not being a woman.

When he's not grabbing America by the pussy or building walls, Trump writes storybooks for the children of venture capitalists. His most notable work is Seal the Deal, about a marine mammal that invests in expensive marinas and opens undersea golf courses in Scotland.

Biography

The Donald's parents were The Fred and The Ethel.

Early life

Trump claims he was born in New York in 1946 and that he has copies of his birth certificates available for scrutiny on his Samsung Galaxy. There is a possibility he was also dropped on his head. This could explain the stringy, nearly natural-looking textile that now grows out of the top of it.

Trump is the son of wealthy real estate magnate Fred Trump and his wife Ethel Trump (née Mertz). They named their son Donald in honor of Donald Duck, another famous person who also has a penchant for removing his trousers at wildly inappropriate times. Donald joined the family property-management business, Fred and Ethel and a Few Skyscrapers, Inc., which became notorious because of celebrity tenant Lucille Ball; and in 1971 renamed it Donald Trump, Inc.

Trump is said to be averse to handshakes, though he claims he shook "a couple of hands" while campaigning in New Hampshire, "and you know, you just know, how grimy these people get." As a germophobe, The Donald has little experience with handshakes (an arduous act on account of his tiny, tiny hands), and prefers to claw-grab people by their palms and shake their arms like baby rattles.

It seems that Trump had military training secretly in China at the age of about 20.

Investments

Donald Trump earns most of his income through royalties from the 2002 Activision game, Donald Trump's Real Estate Tycoon. The rest of his fortune comes from selling TRUMP brand licensing to hotel companies in the third world, who wish to effect an air of American haughtiness and excess to foreigners who don't know any better.

Aside from real estate, Trump has whittled away billions on other feckless business ventures such as "gourmet meat". He also founded Trump University, where students spent their lifesavings for a chance to get fingerblasted by The Donald himself. Almost all his titular forays into business outside of real estate have crashed and burned, like the maiden flight of Trump Airlines, which burst into flames after Trump fired the landing gear to save on jet fuel costs. Trump did prove himself adept, however, at filing for bankruptcy and accepting emergency loans from his father.

"Who has two thumbs up your asshole? I will!"

Television productions

The Apprentice

Trump was the star and executive producer (and, coincidentally, majority owner) of a reality show on NBC called The Apprentice, whose episodes feature a dozen businesspeople competing to be hired for a one-year contract to manage either one of Trump's un-reality real estate companies or his fantasy football team in the defunct U.S. Football League. Each show ends with Trump uttering his signature phrase "you're fired" to one of the competitors, who, of course, had not yet been hired.

Camera crews follow the competitors as they wait in line to get building permits, insult the slum-dwellers who will be displaced by the proposed luxury condominiums, and bark orders to construction crews. In the final segments of the episode viewers see into the board room and get an imitation glimpse of the skullduggery with which real corporations make their most important personnel decisions. Losers have to sleep in tents pitched out behind Trump's Servants' Residence. During the seventh season only, losers had to clean Trump's toilet with a toothbrush, which they often had to go on to employ in its more typical use.

Children watching a still picture of Donald Trump on a television

Spin-offs

It is a tenet of American business to slap the name of any good product onto several other products of lower quality. Thus, in 2005, Trump created the spin-off series The Apprentice: Martha Stewart. He hired self-made billionaire and self-made jailbird Stewart to interview "candidates" who would assist her in everything from laundering intimate apparel to laundering money. Trump and Stewart had a falling-out during the year, based on Nielsen ratings and on Stewart's notorious arrest and trial, in which clips from the spin-off were key pieces of evidence, and the show was not renewed. Stewart, however, has undergone the most spectacular rehabilitation of any person outside communist China and has returned to chair Omnimedia, a wiki that directly competes with Uncyclopedia, Inc.

In 2007 the series was renewed for a seventh season, but retitled The Celebrity Apprentice. Instead of competent individuals vying for a job in a nonexistent organization, stage actors competed to win money for charity. This was the key to the rise in influence in America of Piers Morgan, who won the initial series by tapping his competitors' cell phones. Morgan distinguished himself as the most competent in a competition where no competence was necessary, and was thus a lock to go on to anchor the CBS Evening News.

At a 2011 debate in Nashua, New Hampshire:
"Excuse me, but I paid for this microphone."

In 2010 a spin-off entitled Donald J. Trump Presents The Ultimate Merger gave "candidates" the chance to become Trump's newest trophy wife. Following in the path of industry giants Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck, who have jumped at the chance for broadcasting outlets with potentially higher audiences than the gigantic U.S. television networks, Trump aired the new spin-off on a nascent webcast outlet called The Spunk Channel. Thankfully, the individual "competitions" are shown outside the "family viewing hour".

Early forays into politics

2012 presidential campaign

Although ever-anxious for greater public exposure than he could achieve through the backwater of network television, Trump had never evidenced interest in government, outside a few retail campaign contributions in cash; nor had he mounted a serious campaign for political office. However, he had mounted several things that resembled campaigns, due to virtuoso use of crass stunts and personal attacks. The key discriminant was that these "campaigns" follow not the U.S. election schedule but the Nielsen ratings schedule.

Trump was mentioned as a running mate for Vice President by Michele Bachmann. This occurred the same day Bachmann repeatedly said that the "midnight run [[sic of Paul Revere" occurred hundreds of miles upriver in New Hampshire, just prior to her mysterious disappearance from public life.

Bitter controversy

Trump made it on stage with the so-called "Seven Dwarfs" who were contesting the Presidency in 2012 at the notorious quadrennial "Politics and Eggs" breakfast symposium, though neither were thrown. While the other seven presented some sort of platform for the management of the U.S. government, Trump's entire thesis was that Obama was not a "natural-born citizen". Finally, Obama released a Photoshop file from 1959 that disproved this charge. Trump declared that this act effectively made himself the winner and wound up his campaign.

The Fool card of Tarot was inspired by Trump.

On the eve of the 2012 U.S. presidential election Trump decided more documentation was needed. He offered to pay Mr. Obama $5 million for the latter's college transcripts (or donate it to Mr. Obama's favorite charity, though the Black Panthers were unusually busy that month). Trump upped the ante to $10 million for a more thorough disclosure. Said Trump, "Rent-versus-buy is a common dilemma of the businessman. In this case we decided it would be more cost-effective to pay Obama to disclose the information and convert it into a scandal himself, than it would be if he merely disclosed it and my people had to turn it into a scandal."

2016 election campaign

Trump goes through his nightly transformation.

Primary

Donald Trump formally announced his impending presidency in June of 2015. People initially dismissed his candidacy as an extended ad for The Apprentice (Sundays 9/8c, only on NBC), and in response, Trump roped the media in with a steady supply of unabashed racism and angry yelling, the crack cocaine of television. News reports of Trump's steady rise followed a strict routine: a panel expressing bemused incredulity, followed by an uninterrupted two-hour-long broadcast of a Trump rally, followed by a cut to Chris Hayes looking confused. When Trump rose in the polls, this routine was amended by adding hints of panic and apprehension in the bemused panel's eye wrinkles.

The Republican Primary field was crowded by a horde of middle-aged Target floor managers in various states of face pudginess. Trump stood out from his competitors, since he was an orange goblin instead of a white man. Jebediah "Jeb!" Bush was considered the probable front-runner, as he was decreed by Barbara Bush to be the heir to the family dynasty, but he quickly faded into irrelevance after Trump called him names.

In a December 2015 debate Jeb told Trump he couldn't "... insult [his] way to the presidency." Trump responded by repeating Jeb's statement, adding a screeching nasal sneer while rocking his bulbous hips side to side, all to the crowd's roaring approval.

By March 2016 the Republican Primary had been whittled down to three candidates: Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich. Ben Carson had been close to Trump in the polls, but he dropped out of the race when, after an especially long nap, his astral form failed to re-merge with his physical body. Marco Rubio, owner and proprietor of the Florida pizza chain "Little Marco's", accidentally fell into a vat of garlic oil and was declared "too ethnic" to run in the primary. Ted Cruz saw the inevitable and dropped just days after picking out his own VP. The GOP's hopes of a contested convention went up in smoke.

General

Hillary lost. This made some people upset.

Bureaucracy

"'That's the best we can pay for,' said the Mexicans. You can move Wall Street to the border if you want funding for a satisfying one."

Donald Trump, impeached

Donald Trump was inaugurated on January 20, 2016, by Justice Chief Robert Johns after he swore a boring oath. Once he entered the Oval Office, Trump got right to work. On his first week in office, he signed six executive orders of Big Macs, none of which he shared with Melania.

On December 20, 2019, Trump founded the United States Space Force, a service branch of the United States Armed Forces tasked with locating and documenting the G-spot. This action was met with bipartisan praise and support, with Republicans futilely hoping that fat white men would be able to legitimately please their prostitutes and Democrats maintaining that universal access to the G-spot is a human right. Melania Trump said that while she appreciates her sugar daddy's efforts, she remains doubtful that he will ever be able to find the G-spot.

Throughout his presidency, President Trump had tried to ban all Mexicans, Muslims, and other shithole countrians, but ironically was successful only in banning the travel of civilized white Europeans and Canadians. This is due to the coronavirus, a pandemic started by Chinese people funded by the Democrats to undermine Trump's re-election. Not good!

As of January 2021 Trump has been replaced by Sleepy Joe as President.

2024 election campaign

Trump believed that Americans have not been able to learn anything, so therefore he ran for president again. His main arguments for becoming president again were the usual ones: The world is rigged against him, he is the most tremendous man who has ever lived, he is immune against all criminal charges for all the crimes he has committed, he is the most fantastic man in the history of mankind, he should be a dictator for one day so that he can decide that he shall be a dictator forever, he demands free hamburgers for both himself, Kim Jong-un, Ayatollah Khamenei and Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump is absolutely tremendous, and similar things he has been fighting for in order to make him great again.

As his vice president he has chosen J. D. Vance, a man of character and great principles. In return, Mister Vance has endorsed Trump several times:

Trump's mugshot

• "Mr. Trump is unfit for our nation’s highest office."
• Trump makes people I care about afraid. Immigrants, Muslims, etc. Because of this I find him reprehensible. God wants better of us."
• "Fellow Christians, everyone is watching us when we apologize for this man. Lord help us."
• "Trump's biggest failure as a political leader is that he sees the worst in people and he encourages the worst in people."
• "I go back and forth between thinking Trump is a cynical asshole like Nixon who wouldn't be that bad (and might even prove useful) or that he's America's Hitler"
• "Donald Trump is frankly dangerous"
• "My god what an idiot"

Federal and state criminal cases

In May 2024, Trump was the first US president to be criminally convicted after having been found guilty on 34 felony charges, specifically of jaywalking and telling Stormy Daniels not to publicly say they did it. Jaywalking in New York, how dare he..

Being officially labeled a crook did have a silver lining, as it made Trump immensely popular with the prison population. Unfortunately, the prison population does not currently have voting rights, making this moot unless they vote Democratic.

..Never mind, that actually was a silver lining, as it neutralized the "Inmates for Harris" movement the Dems so desperately sought.

Assasination attempt

On July 13, 2024, Donald Trump got an earache when his right ear was clogged by a bullet. Thomas Matthew Crooks, a self-hating Republican, was practicing his aim by trying to shoot at Trump's toupee, which he believed was hideous and the sole reason Republicans were always being mocked. Thankfully for him, none of the nine shots he fired managed to kill Donald Trump, which was one of his main worries. Unluckily for him, the Secret Service believed it had been a genuine assassination attempt, and had poor Crooks shot to death. Nonetheless, Thomas Matthew Crooks will very likely go down in history, as well as that sick photo of Trump raising his fist with the USA flag behind him, upside down, which is totally not an omen of what Trump wants to do with the United States...

Either way, the incident must have gotten to Trump and provided him a "come to Jesus" moment, as he has started campaigning heavily for the rights of cats and dogs afterwards. Trump even cried foul when a Republican squirrel was swatted by the Democrat government of New York State just for gun ownership and sporting a MAGA hat, things any red-blooded Republican would do. Trump's sudden affinity for animal rights has amazingly garnered him PETA's endorsement.

Results

This surprising turn of events, coupled with Biden becoming narcoleptic during the campaign season, Kamala Harris being an utter disaster, and Biden even secretly sabotaging Kamala, ultimately resulted in Trump being sentenced by the jury to serve a prison sentence in a small oval-shaped room in a white house in Washington, D.C. for the next 4 years, surprisingly the place he was just four years earlier. Specifically, Trump will be sentenced to serving as President again, a job that Biden and John Quincy Adams described as "the worst four years" of their respective lives. In fact, the other charges for stirring up a sixth of January were dropped by the judge as they would have prevented Trump from serving his sentence, and the current inmates of the oval-shaped cell, Biden and Harris, were paroled so that Trump and his new cellmate J. D. Vance could be incarcerated there to serve the American people through their imprisonment.

See also

• 2017 Women's March
• Barack Obama (Birtherism)
• Boris Johnson
• Jeffrey Epstein
• Nigel Farage
• Rich guys who blow all their money on expensive whores
• Vladimir Putin
• Mr. Garrison

Footnotes

2016 U.S. Presidential Election

Winner✔
Trump

2020 U.S. Presidential Election

Winner✔
Sleepy Joe

2024 U.S. Presidential Election

Winner✔
Rump

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