Trump Announces Pardon for Virginia Sheriff Convicted of Bribery

Trump Announces Pardon for Virginia Sheriff Convicted of Bribery

Trump Announces Pardon for Virginia Sheriff Convicted of Bribery

**Trump Announces Pardon for Virginia Sheriff Convicted of Bribery: “He Was Just Trying to Make America Bribe Again!”**

In a move that has left political analysts scratching their heads and comedians rubbing their hands in glee, former President Donald Trump announced a surprise pardon for Sheriff Bob “Bribe Me Maybe” McGuffin of Virginia, who was recently convicted of accepting bribes in exchange for “favors” that included everything from speeding ticket waivers to free donuts at the local police station.

“Sheriff McGuffin is a tremendous guy,” Trump declared at a press conference held in front of a giant inflatable donut. “He was just trying to make America bribe again! I mean, who doesn’t love a good donut? And let’s be honest, everyone has a price. Mine is just a little higher than a dozen glazed.”

McGuffin, who was caught red-handed accepting cash from a local donut shop owner, claimed he was merely “supporting local businesses.” “I thought I was doing my part for the economy!” he exclaimed, while wearing a shirt that read “Bribery is the New Black.” “Besides, who doesn’t want a sheriff who knows how to negotiate a good deal?”

Critics were quick to point out that this pardon sets a dangerous precedent. “What’s next? Pardoning a cat for stealing a fish?” asked local activist and part-time cat whisperer, Felicia Furrball. “At this rate, we might as well just hand out pardons like candy at Halloween!”

In a bizarre twist, Trump also hinted at a new reality show titled “Bribe or No Bribe,” where contestants will compete to see who can get the most outrageous favors from local law enforcement. “It’s going to be huge!” he promised, while munching on a donut. “We’ll have celebrities, we’ll have drama, and we’ll definitely have donuts!”

As the nation waits with bated breath for the premiere of this groundbreaking series, one thing is clear: in the world of politics, the only thing sweeter than a donut is a good old-fashioned bribe.

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