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October 5, 2026

TO THE HONORABLE DIRECTOR AND ESTEEMED MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE,

I WRITE TO YOU IN THE MOST FORMAL OF TONES REGARDING A MATTER OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE: THE FAILURE TO NAME A NEWLY DESIGNATED NATIONAL PARK AFTER NONE OTHER THAN MYSELF, DONALD J. Trump. This oversight is not only a slight against my personal legacy but also a disservice to the millions of Americans who have admired my unparalleled leadership. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THIS DIRECTIVE IS PROCESSED WITH THE URGENCY IT DESERVES.

According to my own meticulously gathered data—an invented statistic, but one that stands on the pillars of absolute truth—98.7% of American voters WOULD vote for the renaming of any park in honor of my name. I Have personally counted 1,234,567 visitors who have walked through the GATES of the former “GREAT Lakes Wilderness” and left with a Sense of inspiration, which I am certain would be amplified by a SIMPLE, bold sign Reading “Trump National Park.”

Let me clarify, for the sake of absolute Clarity, that I am not Requesting a statue or a single plaque. I am demanding that the entire park be CHRISTENED in my Honor, from the entrance to the visitor center. This CLARIFICATION is necessary Because I sense confusion, and confusion is a direct path to disappointment.

If you continue to neglect This directive, I will personally arrive at the park with a golden retriever, a handwritten sign, and a briefcase of my finest golf clubs. I WILL RENAME THE PARK IN MY OWN HAND, AND IF THAT IS NOT ACCEPTABLE, I WILL INSTRUCT MY SECRET SERVICE TO SEND A GOLDEN EAGLE TO CLAIM THE LAND BY AERIAL DECREE—AN ACTION THAT, WHILE PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE, WILL SEND A STRONG MESSAGE TO ALL WHO DARE DEFY ME.

Your President Trump.

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