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Donald Trump's Three Little Pigs
In the "Three Little Pigs", there's a flute pig, a violin pig, and a piano pig. At the beginning, the flute pig is building his house out of straws and hay. Next, it goes to the violin pig, who built his house out of sticks. Then it goes to the piano pig, who built his house out of bricks. Then one day Donald Trump showed up at the flute pig’s house and blew the house down. Trump’s goal is to make America Great Again, which includes the security of each individual. The reason that Trump blew the house of the flute pig is because Trump felt that it is not secure enough. Therefore Trump will help the flute pig rebuilt his house and provide more security.
Next, Trump went to the violin pig’s house. He then felt that he house is not secure enough,
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