Trump wants to limit kids to three dolls and five pencils each. He's right.
For years now, I've believed America's ungrateful children deserve, at most, three dolls and five pencils. Anything more spoils the little wretches and makes them happy.I have long been a one-issue voter, and that issue is making sure American families can only buy their children a limited number of dolls and pencils. Thats why I proudly cast my vote for President Donald "Three Dolls" Trump, and Im delighted to see him coming through on the thing that matters most to me.
In a recent interview, Trump was asked about his tariffs on China and how they might lead to higher prices and empty store shelves, and he said this of American children: I'm just saying they don't need to have 30 dolls. They can have three. They don't need to have 250 pencils. They can have five.
Exactly.
For years now, Ive believed Americas ungrateful children deserve, at most, three dolls and five pencils. Anything more spoils the little wretches and makes them happy. Smiling children will be useless on the assembly lines of all the U.S. factories that will be built thanks to Trumps tariffs. As the saying goes, Stop smiling and screw in those tiny iPhone screws, child!
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/columnist/2025/05/06/trump-dolls-pencils-tariffs-kids/83460867007/

underpants
(190,542 posts)Funniest thing Ive read in a while.
On edit.
From AI.
Several pencil manufacturers are based in the United States, primarily in states like New Jersey, Tennessee, and Florida. Key companies include General Pencil Company in Jersey City, New Jersey, Musgrave Pencil Company in Shelbyville, Tennessee, and Dixon Ticonderoga Company with a main facility in Heathrow, Florida and a distribution center in Georgia.
Here's a more detailed look at the locations:
General Pencil Company:
Established in 1860, they have been manufacturing pencils in Jersey City, New Jersey, for over 140 years. They are known for their quality pencils and claim to make almost 9 million pencils annually.
Musgrave Pencil Company:
Founded in 1916, they are one of the few remaining American pencil manufacturers, located in Shelbyville, Tennessee, often referred to as "Pencil City".
Dixon Ticonderoga Company:
While they have a distribution center in Georgia and a facility in Heathrow, Florida, their manufacturing operations are primarily based in China, though they maintain a small presence in the US to claim domestic production status.
Walleye
(40,067 posts)And the kids would have less choice. But I think he really meant 30 dolls all at once. Tells you a lot about what Ivankas Christmases mustve been like.
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