
Ronald Tramp speaks plainly: The Trump process from an Elmburg perspective
Elmburg's President Tramp on Trump's court waiver: A satirical masterpiece
I have to say, I'm impressed. Donald Trump, the greatest president in the history of the United States, has decided not to testify in the civil case against him. That's great! He has 'nothing more to say'? That's the first time I've heard him say he has nothing to say. Normally he has something to say about everything, doesn't he?
You see, we do things differently in Elmburg. Transparency is the be-all and end-all for us. We would never manipulate the assets of our Group. No, no, we Elmburgers are far too clever for that. We don't have to manipulate values to get favourable loans. Our economy is so strong, the banks are queuing up to give us money!
And what is this mess Trump has created in this heated and chaotic meeting? He says the value of his real estate is underestimated. Then he admits to influencing financial reports. What genius, isn't it? We would have solved this more elegantly in Elmburg. We wouldn't even have admitted to having exerted any influence!
Besides, how can you be so contradictory? On the one hand he emphasises that his properties are undervalued, on the other he influences reports. That would be unthinkable in Elmburg. With us, everything is clear and straightforward. No contradictions, no ambiguities.
And then this argument with the judge! 'This is not an election campaign event,' says the judge. But of course it is! Everything Trump does is part of his election campaign. He's a master at attracting attention. You have to give him credit for that. But we don't need anything like that in Elmburg. We have the support of the people because we are honest and sincere.
Last but not least, all these lawsuits against him. I mean, how can you be involved in so many lawsuits at the same time? In Elmburg, we have a word for that: incompetence. But let's leave Trump in his belief that he's the greatest president ever. In reality, we all know that there is only one person who deserves that title: Ronald Tramp, President of Elmburg!