Dear
President Trump,
As
a caring, feeling American, it pains me to see you twist in the
wind as you refuse to acknowledge the protocols of your position and
instead pretend the White House is just another boardroom in the
Trump business empire.
You are a CEO. And a very wealthy man. You aren't used to having people tell you what to do. Hell, the closest you ever got to a cabinet before reaching 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue was when you asked the maid to fetch you a Twinkie.
Because you are such a wealthy and powerful man, people attempt to curry favor with you. This happens so often that you have come to expect it. In fact, you're put-off when it doesn't happen. When was the last time you picked-up a check or reached for your wallet, anyway?
(This is probably a good thing, because I imagine it's quite heavy. And as America's oldest-ever president you aren't as limber—or as strong—as you used to be, are you?)
You are a CEO. And a very wealthy man. You aren't used to having people tell you what to do. Hell, the closest you ever got to a cabinet before reaching 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue was when you asked the maid to fetch you a Twinkie.
Because you are such a wealthy and powerful man, people attempt to curry favor with you. This happens so often that you have come to expect it. In fact, you're put-off when it doesn't happen. When was the last time you picked-up a check or reached for your wallet, anyway?
(This is probably a good thing, because I imagine it's quite heavy. And as America's oldest-ever president you aren't as limber—or as strong—as you used to be, are you?)
So. Like
I said, I'm an American who cares. So I'm going to celebrate
the Fourth of July by offering my president (that's you) some free
advice. Don't even think of reaching for your wallet (not that you ever would).
In
the restless, dark nights of your presidency, you Tweet about witch hunts and fake news and how nobody loves you. I don't
think it's stretching the truth to say that since becoming president, every day must seem like
Halloween. Grotesque and horrible days full of people who don't bow and scrape like employees, unwilling to display the blind obedience you have come to feel is your birthright.
That's rough.
Okay,
Mr. President, put the phone down. I know—the ADHD is kicking in. I'll get to the point.
Mr, President, the point is this. If you're tired of witch hunts have you
ever considered not being a witch? Have you considered adapting to
the office instead of petulantly demanding that it adapt to you?
Have
you considered growing up?
Have
you considered not sharing every single thought that passes between
your ears? Do you realize it was the so-called fake media who informed
me last November that you would be my next president?
Is
that fake news? And if so, does it mean you're not?
Have
you considered that for over two-hundred years this country has
survived very well without you?
As
hard as it is to imagine Mr. President, some things are bigger than
you. Like the office you inhabit. In fact, it's even bigger than your
child-like sense of self-importance.
Yes
Mr. President, once upon a time your father called you son. But that doesn't mean
the planet revolves around you.
Finally, I'd like to get to that business opportunity I spoke of.
Don't worry—no contracts or handshakes are expressed or implied.
Have you ever considered starting-up a winery? Because I think you'd be a natural. I
mean, five months into your presidency, it couldn't be more clear
that you and wine go together like shit and stink.
I even have a name: The Trump Whinery.
I even have a name: The Trump Whinery.
Just
sayin', Mr. President. Enjoy your Fourth.
Best
Regards,
La
Piazza Gancio
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