Trump, Upset That Summer Vacation is Over, Refuses to Get Off Air Force One

Claiming that summer was “way too short,” President Donald J. Trump reportedly refused to leave Air Force One for more than an hour this morning, resisting all attempts to get him to resume his duties , as leader of the free world, for the fall session.

“It’s not fair!” he said, clutching his pencil box in a death grip and refusing to zip up his backpack.  “I  didn’t hardly get to do anything, all summer long!  And it, like, rained the whole entire last week!  Nuh-uh, I’m not going back!”

As his team of close associates, led by Presidential daughter Ivanka Trump, gathered round him, Trump continued his litany of complaints.  “There’s that rotten Mr. Kelly in homeroom.  He’s a meany-pants, always trying to take away my phone.  But it’s my phone and I’ll use it if I want!”

Mr. Trump’s complaints were not limited to the confines of the White House, but to the larger Washington D.C. campus.  “Then there is that grumpy old turtle Mr. McConnell! Always droning on about some boring old ‘legislative process’ and ‘the constitution.’  Like that even matters.  And then, just when I’m starting to relax and watch TV, people are always bothering me with all these budgets and all these science problems.”

“I’ve already told you that we’ve taken care of that, Father,” Ivanka Trump is reported to have said. “There will be absolutely no science in this White House while you are President.”

Ivanka then went on, speaking in a calm and reassuring tone, to remind the most powerful man in the world of all of the fun he had over the Summer break.  She reminded him of the relaxing weeks at golf camp, the large and exciting rallys, which were good for his self esteem and all the time he got to spend pursuing his musical endeavors.  “I’ve never seen anyone play the dog whistle as well as you.  You’ve gotten really good at it!  And you will get to go on showing the world your skills, if you’ll just go back.”

“But everyone there hates me!!” the President said, a tear running down his face. “The press are always criticizing me just because I don’t know anything and don’t care about anyone except myself.  They just like being mean to me! And then there is that bad old Kim Jong.  He keeps taking my lunch money!  That makes me so mad!  I’m gonna show him some fire and fury!”

“Now that is not a good attitude to have, mister!”  Ivanka said, handing the Commander-In-Chief a juice box.  “And I am sure that everyone doesn’t hate you.”  At this point, Ivanka is reported to have looked up at the circle of advisors, who all refused to make eye contact.

“Why can’t summer last longer?” Mr. Trump wailed plaintively.

“We’re working on that very hard sir,” said EPA administrator Scott Pruitt.  “Soon it will be warm the whole year round.”

“I’m not going back and you can’t make me!”  The President reportedly said.

According to several sources involved in the conversation, Ivanka then said that her patience was at an end and was considering drastic measures.  “Do you want me to call the principal?” she said.  “I’m sure Mr. Putin would be very interested to hear why you won’t even go sit at your desk after he worked so hard to get you there.”

Shortly after this exchange, President Trump was seen being led by the ear to a waiting limousine.

 

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Mitch McConnell Announces Zombiecare Initiative

After weeks of speculation, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell today released details on his, much anticipated, Senate version of the AHCA.  Defying all expectation, the bill will not be an austerity based, budget hawkish, program but will instead rely on a revolutionary new treatment protocol.

“This pill will make all the difference for hundreds of millions of Americans!” McConnell said, holding aloft a small, green tinted, capsule, as he addressed a small gathering from the steps of the Capitol building.  The new drug, produced via a partnership between Bristol-Meyers Squib and the CDC, will, according to McConnell, provide the solution for all known medical problems.

“We asked ourselves, what group of our citizens have the absolute least need for expensive medical care,” McConnell said.  “The answer is, of course, the dead.  But very few people actually wish to be dead.  With this revolutionary treatment, the American people can have the best of both worlds.”

McConnell went on to explain that after only one dose of the drug, known as “Putrifican,” patients would go to sleep, cease all healthcare requiring processes, and awake, three days later.  They will then be able to go on with all of the most important aspects of life such as going to work, texting emojis, and watching reality TV.

“And they will never, repeat, never, need healthcare again!” McConnell said, grinning from ear to ear.  “The savings will be incredible!”

The treatment, which has been in development since late 2010, has already shown astounding results during various testing phases.  McConnell was able to cite many success stories for the protocol, including the voting record of his home state of Kentucky and the continued box office success of the “Transformers” series.

Asked about the tremendous secrecy surrounding the development of this plan, McConnell said, “That’s just good entertainment.  Gotta keep them guessing.”  He allowed himself a small, self-satisfied, chuckle.  “Bet those Democrats never saw this coming.  When they called it ‘Zombiecare’ they just had no idea.”

Asked about the many concerns citizens might have about the quality of life or, more appropriately, death for the hundreds of millions who would undergo this treatment, McConnell was very direct.  “Just put a smartphone in their hands,” he said, ” and I guarantee you that no one will be able to tell the difference.”

Asked for White House comment on the controversial protocol, deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.  “Brains….Brains….Eat Brains….”

When pressed on the likelihood that the American people would accept this radical solution, McConnell admitted that there might be some resistance, but praised the work of the President in pointing the way forward.  “I admit, the Democrats might take issue with this,” McConnell said, “but the Trump voter will swallow anything we tell them to.”

 

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