Trump was a Joke for a President



It's funny and amazing how we look back today and wonder what the past five years of America had been. A ridiculous man not only was elected but also managed to complete his term.  

 

Mike J. Fontaine authored the book "The Trump Dictionary: Coffee Table Edition," which is a compilation of Trump's funny quotes, bad jokes, jumbled and pointless made-up words. These are explained with satirical definitions, which makes this a hilarious read for not only America's citizens but people all over the world, who bore with his presidency for the past five years. This book is light-hearted humor on Trump's thoughtless sayings and regards for other people. The democrats of America must surely read this book to take a look back and wonder how a person like Trump should never have been the President in the first place. Enjoy this laughing stock whenever you feel like relaxing. Grab a copy of it today!

 




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Trump - a president who nobody took seriously, had indeed accomplished one thing during his tenure that cannot be denied by any person on the planet. Not even the Trumpbots (Trump supporters who spoke in his favor no matter what). And that is being a comedian. Whether his jokes were good or bad is debatable. But nevertheless, his jokes were racist, many of which were posed as a bully; body-shaming reporters and journalists, denying things he previously said, and derogatory claims about his peers and popular personalities shows his juvenile and foolish attempt at jokes.

 

It's surprising how unaware and clueless he had been about important issues. But the confidence he had while stating all the wrong facts and figures has to be applauded. He claimed, "We have a 100 Billion Dollar Trade Deficit with Mexico. It's the time!" Whereas, in reality, The U.S. has never had a $100 billion trade deficit with Mexico. According to U.S. government data, the deficit was $78 billion in 2018, $69 billion in 2017.

 

And when he boasted, "The United States, as you know, has become the number one country in the world, during my administration -- two and a half years -- in energy. So we're now number one in the world." In fact, it was crude oil in particular in which the U.S. recently became number-one in the world, according to the EIA, which made the estimate in September 2018. Another time, he falsely claimed, "I won an election. I won it easily -- 306 to 223. I won it pretty easily." Trump was really bad with numbers as this was the 25th time he had said 223 instead of 232-the actual number of votes Clinton earned.

 

Recalling his time in the office makes a person smirk. And it's always glad to have this realization that his time is finally over.

 

About the Author

Mike J. Fontaine, from So. California plays in many different industries. From film to

construction to developing media platforms. Besides Trump Dictionary dot com, he's raising

funds for his most recent, the Worldwide Resistance Humanitarian Network. Mike, like many,

has never devoted as much time to politics as he has during the last few years. Why? Because

along with the majority of Americans, he feels it's in-your-face obvious that the fabric of our

Democracy is being torn by a grossly incompetent President and his appointed Administration.

In short, there's no choice but to resist tyranny in all forms, even if it's with a comedic twist.

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