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Donald Trump moved quickly tonight to deny accusations that his tribute to Dolly Parton is motivated more by attempting to make himself look good rather than any real sense of sadness or grief.


Speaking to reporters at the White House, and wearing a Taylor Swift t-shirt and Clash beanie hat the bonkers buffoon said:


‘I think Dolly was great a great lady. So many songs she’s left behind as her legacy. Just so many. Who can forget tunes like “She loves you,” and “It’s 5 o’clock somewhere”? And what about that time she turned herself into a sheep and lived in a tank of bleach in London. All in the name of research against Covid? China... Chi...nah! Sleepy Joe Biden...”


Trump was hastily led from the room by his nurse while singing Enter Sandman, complaining about a nasty smell and doing a dad dance version of the robot.


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a flock of seagulls pictured recently


Donald Trump’s hairdo has provoked a sensational and scathing attack from Mike Score, frontman of 80s techno / dance band, A Flock of Seagulls. 


‘Trump is nothing but a plagiarist,” declared the visibly rattled former chart star. 'Compared to my 80s hairstyle Trump's is nothing more than a bog-standard short back and sides.


‘What's more, I refuse to be even remotely associated, no matter how tenuously, with anybody stating openly they're a fan of Ted Nugent,' fumed the once famous synth-pop songster.


Meanwhile, as the battle lines are being drawn with talk of a future $250,000,000,000 lawsuit,  A Flock of Seagulls greatest hits compilation is released next Friday.


Photo by komal G on Unsplash

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