Donald Trump’s Bonkers ‘American Dream’ Ramble Has Critics Smashing The Snooze Button
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Critics online mocked the president's "bats**ttery" and sarcastically thanked him for keeping “South Park” writers in a job.
Donald Trump’s absolute word salad on the American Dream was mocked as an incoherent nightmare by critics on social media.
The president launched into a muddled riff on the national ideal during an address at the McDonald’s Impact Summit in Washington, D.C., on Monday.
“We’re going to make the American Dream — a word that, two words that you didn’t have. You didn’t have those two words,” said Trump.
He continued: “Remember when Biden said, ‘It’s all about three words: The American Dream.’ You don’t want to ever get in that situation. Remember that? That was not good. It’s all about three words: American Dream.”
Online, commenters mocked the moment as a “9-layer dip of batshittery” and sarcastically thanked him for keeping “South Park” writers in a job.
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