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https://twitter.com/lorencollins https://gizmodo.com/that-trump-hotel-parody-site-was-made-by-a-conservative-1827137250
While #TrumpHotels.org has been profiled by publications ranging from Newsweek to Business Insider, as a resort serving some of the weariest travelers in the world, it is a particular point of pride that we have been spotlighted by and are currently featured on the front page of New Zealand’s Hotel Magazine:
The “prank” to which the headline refers is that it appears there is a series of luxury hotels featured at a similar URL, whose owner is an ignorant, intemperate, foolish, gullible, intellectually incurious, pathologically dishonest conspiracy theorist and reality TV game show personality who is, wholly inexplicably, also the President of the United States.
Admittedly, that is quite a prank that has been pulled on the American people.
https://twitter.com/lorencollins https://gizmodo.com/that-trump-hotel-parody-site-was-made-by-a-conservative-1827137250
*TrumpHotels.org is intended for entertainment, satirical, and political commentary purposes. It is an overt exercise of political speech, and it does not serve any commercial purpose. This site has no relationship to any commercial establishment or resort, it does not offer any similar products or services such as those provided by any commercial establishments or resorts, and it is in no way intended to deceive or create confusion with or to suggest sponsorship or endorsement by any other business or trademark holder. The use of any intellectual property, including trademarks or names of public figures, is protected under fair use, as TrumpHotels.org serves to comment on social and political issues and problems regarding the federal immigration policies of President Donald J. Trump, as well as other statements and actions made by Mr. Trump, through the use of ridicule and criticism. See the U.S. Trademark Act of 1946, 15 §§ 1051 et seq. (a/k/a, the Lanham Act), and KP Permanent Make-Up, Inc. v. Lasting Impression I, Inc., 543 U.S. 111 (2004).
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