Trump's Les Misérables Outing: A Symphony of Boos and Applause
By Vixen Vile, Published 1 day ago
Well, well, well, if it isn't the illustrious Donald Trump, gracing the Kennedy Center with his luminous presence. The crowd was treated to a spectacle beyond the stage, a performance so riveting, they couldn't help but express their undying love... or lack thereof.
As the lights dimmed and the curtain rose, so did the chorus of boos, like a symphony of disapproval, harmonizing with scattered cheers, proving that even in the land of the free, opinions on our fearless leader are as divided as his hairdo.
One can only imagine the confusion in Trump's mind, accustomed to adulation, now met with disdain. The poor man probably thought he was at a rally, only to find himself cast as the villain in a political drama of his own making.
In true Trump fashion, he probably heard "boos" as "yous," because, in his world, everyone loves him, right? Les Misérables indeed, a reflection of his presidency: a mix of desperation, misplaced confidence, and an audience that can't decide whether to applaud or walk out.
