He acknowledged the factual loss of Texas but defined it as a "temporary predicament" and a "call to arms that motivates us to rise up."
"We should make America great again!"
…
Mexico City, Chapultepec Castle.
This is a place where Victor often stays.
Sunlight streamed in through the massive floor-to-ceiling windows, lighting up the room brightly, creating a stark contrast to the tranquility of the garden outside the window.
Victor lounged on the small balcony, holding an English newspaper in his hand.
The headline was a summary of Little Bush's national speech, accompanied by a columnist's article, lavishly portraying the determination to "make America great again."
"Listen, buddy, 'make America great again'."
"I'm almost moved to tears; I wish I could be at work 25 hours a day now."
Casare sat across from him, his obese body almost sunk into the chair. He chuckled, his small eyes squinting into slits: "Sounds inspiring."
