Ronald Grump Research Paper

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Every kid dreams of becoming The President of the United States of America at some point in his or her life. Most kids usually change their mind and want to be something more realistic, like an astronaut, but a young boy named Ronald Grump is not like most kids. Ronald had always dreamed of being the next President of the United States. As he grew older, this dream never faded. When his friends from middle school would ask him to hang out, he would gladly decline because he was too busy writing his inaugural address. Ronald’s father did not do much with his son he was too busy reading. On the occasion, when he would talk with Ronald, he would tell him the same boring saying, “You are king of your words until they leave your mouth. Then …show more content…

His extremely determined mindset allowed Mr. Grump to become a very successful and wealthy man. By the year 2015, he was worth over 4 billion dollars. Around this time, Ronald had felt he had achieved every goal he had ever set, but one remained. His dream of becoming president was not achieved. Ronald promised himself form when he was young to be the President of the United States, and he was not going to break that promise now. At that moment, Mr. Grump focused everything on his new 2016 presidential campaign.
All this publicity from the campaign quickly got to Ronald's head because at every campaign stop his speeches became more and more farfetched, borderline offensive. "We need to build a wall, and keep everyone out, and I am the only one who can do it! It's the only way to reduce our rapidly growing population." said Grump at his rally in California. This statement started the avalanche down the mountain of Ronald Grump's demise.
Campaign stop at after campaign stop voters noticed Ronald’s goals for presidency were becoming exponentially more extremist. At a recent debate reporter Rebecca Black asked, “Mr. Grump, if you were to be elected president, how you would deal with ecological issues like global

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