Christmas Trump

A Christmas Trump

Donald Trump sits all alone in his mansion preparing the speech he is going to give for the presidential election. He drifts off to sleep and is awoken by a loud bang! The vast oak mansion doors swing open with a crash and he goes to investigate. Scared by the sudden chill in the air and terrified because he knows the doors were locked. Standing in the door opening is a figure in a crumpled business suit and chains, it's face hidden by a hood. Donald approaches lifts the hood to be met by the sight of his fathers, Fred Trump's, face. Disfigured by bruises and blood, like one of his victims when he was a part of the Klu Klux Klan. Donald jolted from his dark reverie ...

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the past. I visit you as a potential presidential candidate. I have come to warn you to turn back from the path you have chosen before it is too late". Donald replied that he chose his path as he aspired to be like his father Fred, who was a fine man who didn't ask anyone for anything, a worthy role model for any president. Abraham Lincoln raised his voice and stated "Your father spent no time with you, showed no compassion nor care for anyone but himself. He was ruthless and never showed you any love, or how to respect and treat other people. Suddenly, Donald feels he is flying through the air and the two of them are transported to a New Orleans harbour. There, they see a slave ship unloading men, women and children in shackles and chains. The stench was stifling, hundreds of bodies crammed in small spaces like animals. Their bony and emaciated bodies covered in sores and lacerations from being flogged. Death and decay assaulted the senses from the dead bodies they brought out, ...

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Added: 2/4/2018 07:36:03 AM
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