“I’m building a new community on the White House lawn,” Trump declares, “to restore national pride.”

The Mad King unveils his latest harebrained scheme to steal taxpayer money.

Old, stinky lunatic Donald J. Trump is on a tear.

He put his name on The Kennedy Center, tore down the East Wing, wants a billion dollars to build his bunker/ballroom, gave a single bid contract seven times the original estimate to paint The Lincoln Memorial Reflective Pool, is spending $5 million in taxpayer dollars to cover four bronze horse statues in 23.75-karat gold, is building a wrasslin’ ring on The White House lawn for his birthday, has plans to build a triumphant arch, and wants to put his image on currency,

Now he has a new boneheaded idea: constructing a large bouncy community on White House grounds.

“Every president has wanted a bouncy palace to relax,” Trump tells The Lint Screen. “Abraham Lincoln wanted one during the Civil War, a nasty little conflict that most people don’t know about. But no president had the guts to actually get the community done.” The smug orange clown crosses his arms. “Only a brilliant developer like TRUMP could make something like this happen.”

Trump gives a confident smile.

“We’re going to build something every American can be proud of. A place where MAGA believers can bounce and let off some steam after a long day of fighting leftist Antifa maniacs, hellbent on destroying America and killing everyone’s mother. It’s true. The Dumocrats want to kill your mother. I won’t stand for it.”

An aide comes in and whispers something to Trump.

“Great news,” he says. “We’ve just awarded the contract for the inflatable city to D&E Air for $800 million. This is an innovative company started recently by Don, Jr. and Eric, and I know they’ll do amazing work for our nation.”


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