A Sesame Street character known for being particularly messy and having a delicate ego may have gone too far as a parody for President Donald Trump.
as reported by the Daily Beast
:
“The president
signed an executive order
To stop all federal support for PBS, the non-commercial public broadcasting service, almost instantly led people to believe that Trump’s conflict with the network wasn’t due to its ‘progressive content,’” as noted in the writing.
Beast’s
Clare Donaldson. “Rather, it’s entirely because of a particular puppet show that has been harassing the fellow since the 1980s.”
One of Trump’s most persistent critics hasn’t
one of the people who claims they were scammed by him
, but “‘
Sesame Street’
—The educational children’s show that has been teaching generations of kids to read and count.”
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Cue the song lyric:
He has so much garbage that it overflows from his bin!
Ronald Grump
In the late 1980s, he first appeared on the scene as a renowned “Grouch architect” aiming to substitute Oscar’s trash can with an elaborate condominium complex for garbage bins named “Dumpscape Heights.” All Oscar needed to do was hand over his trash receptacle and move into one of the unsavory units within Dumpscape’s latest development.
Of course, there were conditions involved, which led Oscar having to navigate his way out of Grump’s convoluted agreement with assistance from the Sesame Street neighborhood.
Later, during the 1990s, ‘Sesame Street’
persuaded actor Joe Pesci to provide his voice
) for another attempt as Grump threatens to transform Sesame Street into “Grump World.”
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The show later did
a parody of
Trump’s NBC reality show
The Apprentice
.
Go through the complete Daily Beast piece.
here
.
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