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White House Installs Deli Counter For Kansas Endorsement Overflow

Person holding a letter board with 'Not My President' message and an American flag pin.Person holding a letter board with 'Not My President' message and an American flag pin.Person holding a letter board with 'Not My President' message and an American flag pin. Credit: cottonbro studio Source: https://www.pexels.com/photo/person-holding-a-sign-4669106/

Candidates were advised that ticket numbers do not guarantee condiments, cabinet posts, or eye contact.

The White House processed President Trump’s Kansas governor endorsement through the Primary Queue Stabilization Desk, a folding table beside the portrait of Andrew Jackson and a printer labeled “deal.”

Remaining Republican candidates received Form DJT-KS-14, requiring two signatures, one stapled applause sample, and a sworn statement that their yard signs can withstand presidential weather.

The House messaging office then updated its official chart: “Endorsed,” “Maybe Later,” and “Please Stand Behind The Rope Until The Golf Cart Stops.”

Context

President Trump endorsed Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson in a crowded Republican primary for Kansas governor, KMBC reported.

Satire notice: This article is satire and parody. It is not factual reporting.

Inspired by: KMBC

Photo: cottonbro studio

Marlow Quipley

ByMarlow Quipley

Marlowe Quipley covers the daily collision between political messaging, public confusion, and official statements that somehow make both worse. A fictional satire writer for Political Chaos, Marlowe specializes in fake headlines inspired by very real news.

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