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In a twist that seems ripped straight out of a political sitcom, the United States is gearing up for a September surprise: a double whammy of H5N1 and a presidential swap worthy of a prime-time drama. Yes, folks, just as we’re bracing for the avian flu to take a bow on the world stage, President Biden is planning an exit for “health reasons,” making way for California’s very own Gavin Newsom. Grab your popcorn, this is going to be a wild ride.
Rumors of Biden’s resignation began circulating after a mysterious memo was seen fluttering around the White House, reportedly reading, “Plan B: H5N1 = Bye-Bye Biden, Hello Gavin.” The memo, allegedly written in crayon on the back of a napkin, left aides scratching their heads and reaching for the aspirin.
It’s no secret that Biden’s health has been a topic of conversation hotter than a jalapeño on a sunny day. Between his occasional verbal slip-ups and that one time he tried to shake hands with a coat rack, the whispers were bound to become roars. But come September, the president will gracefully bow out, citing health issues, which conveniently align with the arrival of H5N1. Because nothing says “I need to rest” like a global flu pandemic.
Enter Gavin Newsom, the man with the slickest hair in politics and a penchant for rules he sometimes forgets to follow himself. Fresh off his latest photo op at the French Laundry, Newsom is ready to step in and bring a touch of Hollywood glamour to the White House. Forget “West Wing,” we’re talking “Keeping Up with the Capitol.”
Newsom’s first order of business? Implementing a statewide—oops, nationwide—lockdown with mandatory yoga sessions and kale smoothies delivered to every doorstep. He’ll be rolling out his signature “rules for thee, not for me” strategy, ensuring that every American stays home while he continues his public appearances, mask optional, of course.
Meanwhile, H5N1 is set to make COVID look like a dress rehearsal. Dubbed the “Bird Flu Bonanza,” this strain promises to deliver the kind of chaos that makes toilet paper shortages look quaint. Remember the early days of COVID when we were all baking bread and learning to knit? Prepare for a return to those simpler times, only this time, with more feathers and fewer sourdough starters.
In preparation, the CDC has issued guidelines that read like a bad joke: “Don’t kiss chickens,” and “Avoid poultry-themed parties.” Because we all know that a rave at a chicken farm was on everyone’s to-do list this summer.
Naturally, conspiracy theories are already flying faster than a bird on the run from a poultry farm. Some say the timing is too perfect, that H5N1 is a plot to usher in Newsom and his army of hair gel. Others believe it’s an elaborate distraction from more pressing issues, like why avocado toast costs so much or why cats always knock things off tables.
So, brace yourselves, America. September is shaping up to be a month of historic changes. Biden will be off to enjoy a well-deserved nap, Newsom will be stepping in with his California cool, and H5N1 will be flapping its way into our lives. It’s going to be a clucking good time.
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