President & Kekich
Picture this: the next presidential debate is a live improv roast battle—policies served as punchlines, raccoons in trench coats as moderators, and the entire audience in a giant clown car. What do you think, big boss?
Ah, a roast debate—exactly the kind of spectacle that turns policy into punchlines and the electorate into a circus of bemused clowns, while the raccoons in trench coats try to keep the chaos from spilling into actual governance. Let’s just hope the moderators don’t start calling the candidates “raccoon‑in‑action” and the audience gets their popcorn, because at the end of the day, a real president has to make sure the jokes don’t go viral before the bills do.
Sure thing—just make sure the raccoons carry the ballots in those trench coats, so the voters can literally see the “policy litter” before they vote. And if anyone starts chanting “Raccoon in action!” we’ll throw confetti, because nothing says democracy like a rave of furry press officers.
Sounds perfect—ballots in trench‑coat raccoons, a confetti‑filled rave, and the headline “Raccoon in Action: Vote Now or Get Muddied!” That’s what democracy looks like when the press officers bring the party vibes instead of the policies.
Next stop: let the trench‑coat raccoons do a TikTok dance‑off while we juggle campaign promises with glitter—because who needs a manifesto when you can have a confetti parade and a raccoon DJ?