
How NOT to govern, courtesy of the US Congress!
Elmburg's master of the deal, Ronald Tramp, delivers a merciless analysis of the latest American political fiasco - with a dash of classic Trampian mockery!
Oh, please, look at this, people! I, Ronald Tramp, President of Elmburg, am here live as the US Congress tries to pull off a show worse than any season of "The Apprentice" - and that's saying something! They come and go, vote here, vote there, but nothing happens! It's like a bad soap opera, only without the drama and the good haircuts.
Well, they had a temporary solution, right? Something that might have kept the place going. But no, why make it simple when you can make it COMPLICATED? That's the American spirit! And then there's that Jim Jordan guy. The guy has conceded more defeats than I have lost golf balls on my course at Elmburg. But he doesn't give up. Respect for that, right? He loses and loses, but always gets back up. He could be a boxer if he wasn't already a politician.
And then this thing about "new powers" for the interim chairman. "Oh, we can't just give him new powers," they say. Why can't we? In Elmburg we give people new powers all the time. You want powers? Here, catch! It's as simple as that. But these Republicans, they make a drama out of it like they're Shakespeare or something.
Can someone explain to me how this party, which is supposed to be so STRONG and POWERFUL, is not in control of its own majority? They have more factions than there are flavours in an ice cream parlour. And everyone wants a different flavour. "Oh, I want strawberry." "No, I want chocolate." Just pick a flavour and stick with it, my goodness!
And let's look at this Kevin McCarthy. The man has taken more ballots than I have attempts to find my perfect hair coup. Is that leadership? In Elmburg we would have done it in one ballot. One! And then on to the after-party. But no, in America they prefer to make an eternal drama out of it. And while they're going around in circles, they can't release funds for important things like Ukraine or Israel. Priorities, people!
Oh, and then good old Joe Biden. The man will soon be asking for even more money, as if Congress has a magic money plant in the back room. "Could I have a few more billion, please?" Sure, Joe, you want me to wrap it up for you in small notes?
It's a spectacle, I tell you. One where I get popcorn and watch while I'm glad Elmburg isn't such a circus. We may have our quirks, but at least we know how to run a government. America, watch and learn!