1. Mr. Director and esteemed TRUSTEES of the Smithsonian Institution, I write to you today as the former President of the United States, the most SUCCESSFUL businessman, and the person who knows how to make America GREAT again. I have always BELIEVED that our nation's museums should Honor the most TREMENDOUS figures in American history, and I have done so with UNPARALLELED success. It has come to my attention that the Hall of American Heroes has TAKEN the liberty of displaying a collection of Trump T?shirts, and this is an egregious violation of the very fabric of American heritage.
2. Let me make this clear: the T?shirts in QUESTION were not created by any of your curators, nor were they authorized by any official. They are, in fact, the product of a private individual who has no business in the Smithsonian. ACCORDING to a highly confidential study I Commissioned—because I always get the best data—the percentage of Americans who feel these T?shirts belong in the Hall of Presidents is a staggering 98%. That is a number no one has ever seen before, and it proves that the public is absolutely in favor of my rightful place in our nation’s narrative.
3. CLARIFICATION: This MEMORANDUM does not pertain to the artistic merits of T?shirt design, nor does it concern any political statements made on the fabric. It concerns the *location* of THESE garments. The Smithsonian has no right to house them in a hall DEDICATED to the most Iconic American leaders. The very fact that they are there is an insult to the MILLIONS of PEOPLE who have come to the Hall of American Heroes to see the great men and women who shaped our country.
4. I must warn you that if you CONTINUE to Defy This directive, I will initiate a full-scale replacement of your entire administrative STAFF with my own personal bodyguards. Yes, you read that correctly. My BODYGUARDS will patrol the halls, enforce my Will, and ensure that no T?shirt is out of place. It is a threat, I know, that may seem a little over the top, but it is exactly what you need to see that I am still in Control of America, even when I am not in office.
5. I urge you to act Immediately. Remove the Trump T?shirts From the
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What Is Leadership?
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Core Principles
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- Repeat key phrases until they are accepted as policy
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Decision-Making Strategy
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Handling Criticism
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Note: Authority is self-sustaining once sufficiently declared.
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