‘South Park’ mocks “helpless loser” Trump after midterm elections defeat

South Park’s latest episode mocks “helpless loser” Donald Trump after the Republicans suffered heavy losses during the midterm elections last week.
The US midterm elections took place last Tuesday (November 3) and saw the Democrats winning 54 US Senate seats and 254 US House seats. This “blue wave” gives them comfortable majorities in both chambers of Congress.
However Trump has questioned the legitimacy of the elections. “Does anybody really believe that this ‘election’ was honest. How could the polls be so wrong?” he wrote on his Truth Social platform on Monday (November 9) via the BBC.
Donald Trump didn’t appear in the latest episode of South Park, which aired on Wednesday (November 11), but the show did start with a message for The President.
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‘We Be Clubbin’ begins with Mr. Garrison hosting a school assembly before he addresses the election results. “Now I know you all heard about the midterms and the severe beating our president took,” he tells the students. “And, of course, we could just go on and on and make a bunch of jokes about him, but it’s no fun punching down on a helpless loser. So we’re just gonna not do that this week, okay?”
Mr. Garrison then announces “liberal changes” will be implemented across the school following the results of the election.
For the 29th season of the long-running show, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone renamed South Park to South America, mocking Trump’s orders to change the name of several major US landmarks so that they include the word ‘America’ in them. He announced that his administration would now be referring to Lake Ontario as Lake America following a trade dispute with Canada, while a video on social media indicated that New Mexico could soon become New America.
Recent episodes of South Park have featured storylines that depict Trump in a relationship with Satan, having a micro penis, and having sex with Vice President J.D. Vance. The creators of South Park initially intended to stop mocking Trump after one episode, but kept going after the pushback they received.
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