Senate Bill Treats Trump Ballroom As Supreme Court With Chandeliers
Officials said the proposed $1 billion security package is necessary to protect America’s most constitutionally sensitive dance floor from napkin-based threats.
Officials said the proposed $1 billion security package is necessary to protect America’s most constitutionally sensitive dance floor from napkin-based threats.
Officials said the measure will ensure future maritime escalations are handled by a laminated chart, three deputy czars, and one former press secretary on Australian television.
Staffers were reportedly trained to identify subpoenas, committee chairs, and the exact facial expression used when saying “we welcome oversight.”
Aides said the paperwork is not a third-term plan, merely a “long-duration departure experience” requiring court, Senate, and possibly china cabinet coordination.
Officials said the brief security scare was handled swiftly, except for the Washington Monument, which was immediately placed on a “do not encourage” list.
Officials said the display was not a threat, but “a structured visual deterrent with rounded corners.”
Officials described the request as “strategic burden-sharing,” then quietly admitted the burden was a flaming regional crisis in a conference tote bag.
Officials described the move as a “major maritime customer-experience initiative” and asked Congress not to touch anything near the big map.
Officials warned that America’s global influence may now depend on whether airport kiosks can stop asking visitors to “insert card again.”