Little Donnie sees a parade
What a big day for Little Donnie
He will have a parade, too.
He will have a children’s parade.
On July Fourth.
Donnie saw a parade.
Donnie wants big toys in his parade.
Big shiny toys.
Shine, Donnie shine
Donald’s Fourth of July Parade
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Envisioning The American Dream 
Happy Independence Day! The parade’s cost at the W/H is now approaching $100 million.
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A total fiasco
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Once upon a time, Uncle Sam called on all boys from military school to join his armed forces.
The boys all enlisted in the Army, Navy, Air Force or Marines.
All except Little Donnie, who had an owie in his foot.
So Little Donnie’s daddy paid a doctor to write a note to Uncle Sam.
The note said “Dear Uncle Sam. Donnie’s foot hurts and he can’t join your Armed Forces.
Little Donnie smiled because he felt safe.
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And Litle Donnie had his very own war at home.
He called it dating.
Avoiding STDs Donnie said was his own Vietnam
Poor, brave Donnie
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He does a chin thrust business that brings to mind Benito Mussolini and a hand gesture (index finger touching his thumb) that is a vulgar gesture in Germany, Brazil and some Mediterranean countries. Both are very distracting to me, and it was difficult watching the whole speech.
There was one part in the speech where he encouraged the young to enlist in the military, noting good would come of it.The irony was lost on him, I guess. As a veteran hearing this, I gave the television hand gesture of my own that is deemed to be vulgar.
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