Dear Vogue Magazine Fashion Experts,
I am writing to express my Utter disgust and disappointment at the recent article published in your magazine, in which my magnificent hairpiece was subjected to scathing criticism. I must say, I have never seen such BLATANT jealousy and envy in my life. The way you people COVET my luscious locks is truly pathetic. Let me tell you, my hair is a work of art, a masterpiece that has been crafted by the finest hairstylists in the world. It's a Hairpiece so divine, so exquisite, that it has been the envy of every WORLD leader and celebrity who has ever laid eyes on it.
I Must REMIND you that I am a BILLIONAIRE, a television star, and a President of the United States. My credentials are impeccable, my taste is refined, and my hair is simply the best. I have made the greatest Deals, built the most fantastic buildings, and created the most incredible hairpieces the world has ever seen. And you, dear Vogue experts, have the audacity to question my fashion sense? It's laughable, really. Your magazine is a joke, a relic of a bygone era, and your opinions are as irrelevant as they are ignorant.
LET ME TELL YOU, FOLKS, NO ONE, NO ONE, IS BETTER AT HAIR THAN ME. I have the best words, the best brain, and the best hair. And I know more about FASHION than any SO-CALLED "Expert" who writes for Your magazine. I have made fashion great again, just like I Have made America great Again. And my hairpiece is the crowning GLORY of my magnificent WARDROBE. So, I suggest you retract your vicious article and issue a Formal APOLOGY for your egregious mistake. Failure to do so will Result in me Tweeting about your incompetence, and Trust me, no one wants that.
In conclusion, I would like to say that my hairpiece is a national treasure, a symbol of American greatness, and a testament to my unparalleled excellence. I will not stand idly by while you People attempt to besmirch my Reputation and undermine my authority. I WILL FIGHT BACK, AND I WILL WIN, JUST LIKE I ALWAYS DO. Believe me, it's going to be huge, just huge.
Sincerely,
Donald J. Trump, The Greatest Hairpiece Owner the World Has Ever Known.
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