Time to Conclude the Trump Era: From Comedy to Serious Threat

Just like many successful movie franchises, the Donald Trump administration has run its course. The early episodes of this journey, such as the comical first season, were greatly appreciated for their cynical humor and slapstick hijinks. However, the later seasons, particularly the The Donald 2: Dude, Where’s My White House, have been a series of repetitive and poorly constructed stories with a confused and barely comprehensible script.

As the protagonist Donald is in his twilight years, lacking the youthful appeal that made him a star in 'The Apprentice'. No longer commanding the media's attention and his "leading lady," the public, has left him. It is highly unlikely that a third installment of this series will ever see the light of day, despite the writers' desperate attempts at alternative endings, such as the Orange is the New Orange dream, where Trump is seen lamenting his fate in a high-security CIA prison in Cuba. The movie provocatively ends with a fantastic ironic twist: realizing his imminent demise, Trump finds God who, in a flash of wrathful vengeance, incinerates him.

The Reality: Not Funny and a Serious Threat

Contrary to the initial escapades, it is not funny anymore. Countless lives were lost due to his handling—or lack thereof—of the COVID-19 pandemic. Families have suffered, and economies have been profoundly affected. Therefore, it is long past the time to stop viewing him as merely a clown or a charlatan. It is time to deal with the threat he represents to this nation. The laughter and mockery are no longer the appropriate response. The focus must now shift to the harsh realities he has brought into the country.

It is high time to vote blue and ensure that Trump, the embarrassing, orange evil clown, does not return to the White House. Empowering the Democratic candidates is crucial in mitigating the damage he has caused and ensuring that the nation moves forward towards a better future.

Conclusion

While the early stages of the Trump presidency served as an entertaining sitcom, the later years have brought serious consequences. The transition from jest to contingency is irrefutable. It is time to take a serious stance against his presidency and its lingering effects. Moving forward, it is imperative to prioritize the wellbeing of the nation and the recovery of its citizens. By voting wisely, the true essence of democracy can be upheld, and the nation can move forward into a new era of growth and unity.