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On March 4, 2017, it was time for the presidential inauguration in Wushoongten DeeCee. The Donald, the soon to be president, was confident and straightforward. He was born into a wealthy life where he soon became the "Common Man." He was excited and looking forward to his time to officially become the president of the United Stoots of Amurica. He started his speech by stating he did not have tiny hands and commanded Rubio be cast away. While he was about to his next subject there was a huge bang. When everyone looked for the source of the sound they found Reptillary. Reptillary had blonde hair and green skin. She always wanted people to like her and wished to become the first female President of the United Stoots, but lost to the Donald. As

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