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Who Did the Simpsons Endorse for President? Very Well, Not Trump

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Who Did the Simpsons Endorse for President? Very Well, Not Trump
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No matter whether commenting on lobbyist kickbacks or gun legal rights, the creating team of The Simpsons has hardly ever shied away from political problems. Considerably less frequent, though, is finding concerned with an in-development presidential race. That changed tonight. In a new (and exceptional) standalone short, Homer and Marge try to make their alternative by looking at how Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would react to the famed “3 a.m. cellular phone get in touch with.” Clinton receives off fairly effortless, other than a quick jab at the would-be 1st Gentleman’s extracurricular functions. Trump, though? Not so significantly. From the tome of Hitler speeches on his mattress to the puppy on his head (and the photograph of his sons’ safari adventure on his wall), the GOP applicant receives the complete brunt of the show’s poison pen. It is situations like this you wish Kang and Kodos would toss their hats back again in the ring.   Go Back again to Top. Skip To: Start of Posting.

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No matter whether commenting on lobbyist kickbacks or gun legal rights, the creating team of The Simpsons has hardly ever shied away from political problems. Considerably less frequent, though, is finding concerned with an in-development presidential race. That changed tonight. In a new (and exceptional) standalone short, Homer and Marge try to make their alternative by looking at how Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would react to the famed “3 a.m. cellular phone get in touch with.” Clinton receives off fairly effortless, other than a quick jab at the would-be 1st Gentleman’s extracurricular functions. Trump, though? Not so significantly. From the tome of Hitler speeches on his mattress to the puppy on his head (and the photograph of his sons’ safari adventure on his wall), the GOP applicant receives the complete brunt of the show’s poison pen. It is situations like this you wish Kang and Kodos would toss their hats back again in the ring.

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