Jimmy Fallon Finds A Way To Help Trump With 2028 Fantasy. Sort Of.
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The "Tonight Show" host gave the president a parody boost.
Donald Trump’s latest third-term talk didn’t go unnoticed on “The Tonight Show.”
Host Jimmy Fallon responded Monday with a string of spoof 2028 campaign slogans that jabbed the president over past controversies.
One, a nod to the infamous “Sharpiegate” incident during Trump’s first term, read: “Trump 2028: I edited the Constitution with a Sharpie, and the Donstitution says it’s legal.”
Other slogans included:
“Remember how awesome it was to have a president in his 80s?”
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