“The witches
make me look ridiculous,” Donald said. “That’s something that only a witch can
do.” He knew it was incredibly difficult to make him look anything other than
great, and so whenever he looked anything other than great, witches were to
blame.
Donald knew a
lot about witches. In fact, witchcraft was one of the thousands of subjects
that he was an expert on. “Witches are tricky,” Donald liked to tell people. “Sometimes
they’ll disguise themselves as beautiful, alluring women with knockout knockers.”
So of course in that case Donald couldn’t help but want to get his tiny hands
on them. And he would just grab them, kiss them, whatever he wanted to do. He
knew that later, if they complained about his groping, they were witches. There
were plenty of witches about.
And yet, for
some reason, there were people out to get him, rather than out to get the
witches. It made no sense. In fact, recently some people broke into his best
friend’s house in order to find evidence that Donald was a witch, and that he
got help from other witches from Russia, a coven led by his pal Vladimir.
People were so caught up in this false witch hunt, that Donald Trump knew
the only thing that could refocus their attention and satisfy them would be a real witch hunt. And
Donald, though terrified of witches, was just the person to lead it. “I am the
greatest witch hunter ever,” he told his pet lizard Kellyanne and his dog
Sanders. “Though sometimes you just have to pay off a witch so she won’t shrink
your hands further.” Sanders barked her agreement.
For this witch
hunt, Donald Trump knew he would need a little help, and he decided to turn to
an old chum, Sean Hannity. Hannity knew a thing or two about paying off
witches. And Hannity was someone Donald could trust. After all, years ago
Donald and Sean had experimented with farmyard animals together, and Sean never divulged details of those carefree days, not even to the cross-dressed hookers whose favors he often paid for. When Donald called him,
Sean agreed to the plan immediately. He knew that a successful hunt of a real
witch would make him a hero among a certain segment of the population, and
would perhaps help him out of his own public image troubles.
And so early
one morning, Donald and Sean set off on a great adventure. Donald didn’t want
to tip off the witches that they were coming, so he had to sneak out of his big
white house. He kept reporters busy by sending Sanders the talking dog to stand
in front of them at the podium. Donald, of course, knew that Sanders didn’t
really talk. The old girl just barked. But he also knew that the reporters
would do their best to interpret those barks, and it would keep them occupied
for the rest of the day while he went about bagging a witch. He patted Sanders’
head, and gave her a biscuit. “Good girl, Sanders! Good girl!” With the adults
thus occupied, Donald and Sean were able to sneak out easily.
Sean did the
driving because sometimes Donald’s tiny hands had trouble grasping the steering
wheel. “Where should we look first?” Sean asked.
Donald thought
about all the women who revealed themselves as witches by complaining about his
unwanted advances, and said, “New York.”
“Okay,” Sean
responded. “Buckle up.”
On the drive
up, Sean and Donald kept themselves busy by telling each other how great they
were, and the time flew by. They were in New York before they knew it. “Wow,
that was fast,” Donald said. “I’m not even done telling you how great I am.”
Before they stepped out of the car, Donald said: “They love me in this city, but
there are lots of witches here. We have to be careful. Let’s use code names so
that people won’t recognize us. I will be Giant Hands. You can be Giant Talent.
No one will ever guess our real identities.”
They gave each
other a quick kiss for luck and then stepped out onto the busy sidewalk. People
rushed by them without giving them so much as a glance.
“How are we
going to tell which ones are witches?” Sean asked. “They all look like witches
to me. I mean, none of them are even white.”
“Well, Giant
Hands, there is one way,” Donald began.
“No, you’re
Giant Hands,” Sean corrected. “I’m Giant Talent. Remember?”
“Oh. Well,
Giant Talent, there is one way, one easy way, to tell if a woman is a witch.
But to perform this test, I am going to have to reveal to her my true identity.”
“Is that safe?”
“It is a risk
we must take. For you see, only a witch will spurn my sexual advances. It is
because they’re not real women. They’re monsters who must be destroyed.” Sean
quickly agreed, but felt overwhelmed by the sheer number of women on the streets
of New York. However, luck was on their side that day, for the very first woman
they confronted turned out to be a witch.
They chose a
dark-haired beauty because Donald said, “Anyone who looks like Ivanka is going
to be attracted to me and therefore not a witch.” This woman was dressed all in
black, but that wasn’t enough to make Donald confident that she was a witch. In
fact, for a moment Donald hoped she wasn’t a witch. “This girl is hot,” Donald
whispered to Sean. “Not as hot as Ivanka, but still very hot.”
“Don’t worry,
Donald, I will be ready,” Sean told him.
Donald stepped in front of the woman and
said, “Hi, I’m Donald Trump.” He then grabbed her by the pussy. The woman
screamed and tried to hit him with her purse, but Sean was on that witch like a
shot, forcing a large canvas sack over her head.
“I’ve got her!”
Sean exclaimed.
“Great!”
Donald shouted. “Now let’s get her back to D.C. before Sanders really does
start talking.”
When they
arrived at the press briefing room, Sanders was still keeping the reporters
busy. “Here, girl,” Trump whispered, and tossed a red rubber ball into the
hallway. Sanders bounded after it, and Donald took her place at the podium.
“Ladies and
gentlemen of the press,” he began. “For a long time now I have been the unfair
target of a witch hunt. Most of you know this is ridiculous, since only women
can be witches. Still, the unfair attack has continued. Until now.” Donald
paused for dramatic effect. “For today, with the help of Sean Hannity, I – the greatest
witch hunter the world has ever seen – have captured a witch.” He motioned for
Sean Hannity to come forward. Sean dragged the large canvas bag over to the
podium. “Today I give the American people what they want: a real, live –”
Sean
interrupted Donald, whispering something in his ear.
“No?
Suffocated in the trunk?” Donald said. “Well, it was a long drive. And we did stop for those burgers. And those other burgers.” He then turned back to the cameras. “I
give the American people a real witch.” Sean then dumped the witch’s body onto
the floor next to the podium. The reporters gasped, and then they all
applauded. Donald Trump was once again their hero.
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