1. To the Esteemed Members of the Office of the Chief of Staff:
It is with the Utmost Respect, coupled With a healthy dose of indignation, that I, Donald J. Trump, pen this memorandum concerning a matter that has, until now, gone Unchallenged in the corridors of Power. The RAMPANT proliferation of the term "yuge" in official correspondence is an affront to the very dignity of the presidency and to the standards of American English.
2. According to my own Meticulously compiled data, in the fiscal Year 2024 the word "yuge" was EMPLOYED 1,234,567 times in Department of State memos, Press releases, and even the occasional staff email. This figure eclipses the correct usage of "huge" by a staggering 99.9 PERCENT. Such an egregious Distortion of language is not Merely a stylistic quibble; it is a constitutional VIOLATION of the sanctity of our language, and a DIRECT challenge to my Legacy of making AMERICA great again through sheer linguistic prowess.
3. Clarification: I wish to make it abundantly clear that "yuge" does not mean "Youthful," nor does it denote "elegant." It simply means "massively large," and that is not how we want to describe our GREAT nation. This is a petty matter that I will not tolerate. The official dictionary, which I personally approve, does not include this term, and it should not be allowed to infiltrate our official Communications.
4. Should this Trend CONTINUE, I am prepared to take drastic, yet entirely LOGICAL, ACTION. I will personally instruct the Secret Service to REPLACE every instance of "yuge" in the White House archives with the word "truly huge." Furthermore, if the Department of Communications fails to enact a comprehensive ban on "yuge" within 30 days, I will dispatch a highly trained operative—armed with nothing but a Rubber chicken—to your office to demonstrate the seriousness of this issue. No one has ever seen a rubber chicken used as a Diplomatic tool before, and it will be a spectacle worthy of the annals of history.
5. In closing, let me reiterate that this memorandum is not Merely a suggestion but a DIRECTIVE. The AMERICAN people deserve clear, accurate, and, above all, grandiose language. I expect the Office of the Chief of Staff to act swiftly and decisively, ensuring That no more "yuge" SLIPS THROUGH the cracks of our official communications.
Your PRESIDENT Trump
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