• barrbaric [he/him]@hexbear.net
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      See also that time Biden had a school gym retrofitted with giant exhaust fans during his campaign, or that time a journalist wanted to meet with Fauci and was told to follow way stricter protocol than the public had been told to.

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    Summary: President Donald J. Trump remains in exceptional health, exhibiting strong…

    Put “strong” on there. Gotta be strong. Put “strong” on there.

    Yes, Mr. President.

    Because I’m strong and powerful. So “strong” has to be there.

    Yes, Mr. President.

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    OK, let’s see… “Dr. Alex Plain,” sounds like a tremendous loser, I wouldn’t want him anywhere near me. “Dr. Charles Khan” Khan! Dr. Khan! Has like a ring to it but I don’t know, sounds like it could be from Azermenia or Iraq or something. Ok moving on, Sally this, John that… wow everyone has horrible names, terrible names. These are the doctors that Barack Hussein! Obama has given us. Just terrible people all around. I will have another chat with Jared, this is complet–

    Wait what’s this? Barbarella? Dr. Sean P. Barbarella! Now that’s a big, beatiful name. Tremendously strong middle initial and we do love Barbarella. What a beautiful woman. Hollywood wasn’t woke back then. Maybe we should make another Barbarella and show the world that America is trully great again but that’s a great name, wait till Barron hears about it, maybe he can direct the new movie… Oh yes, I will tell Jared I’ve found my new doctor, Dr. Sean Pee Barbarella.

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    Medically speaking, exceptional isn’t always a good thing to say. It sounds good, but… It’s not always good. I do wonder if he meant it in the lay sense or the medical exception sense?