EWW! 'South Park' Gets Extra Raunchy In X-Rated New Trump Takedown
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The long-running TV series found a new way to rag on the president.
“South Park” returned on Wednesday to hit President Donald Trump below the belt with multiple depictions of his “teeny tiny” penis.
Warning: Spoilers below.
The episode also skewered tech CEOs and government leaders for bribing Trump with golden “gifts,” again depicted Trump’s bedroom lover as none other than Satan himself, and reduced Vice President JD Vance to a miniature sidekick who offers to bring his boss a “cumrag.”
That “cumrag,” tragically, turns out to be longtime “South Park” fan-favorite character Towelie.
Much of the episode focuses not on Trump, but on Randy Marsh ― Stan’s dad ― and his marijuana farm, which struggles after his workers are hauled off in a federal raid.
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