Who Are You Calling a Fascist?, by Donald Trump by

They say I'm fascist like Mussolini,

I say it's good for trains to run on time,

I've acted him, played the jut-jawed meanie,

But our times are diff'rent, his land's not mine.


I'm not saying that I'm better than him,

In his shoes I might have done the same thing,

In America you can't rule by whim,

You've got elections, you let freedom ring.


I'm not much at all like the German guy,

He hated the Jews 'cuz they were better,

I like people who succeed and aim high,

Don't put them down--admire the go-getter.


The real fascists are people who tear down,

I build.  A commie is a fascist clown.









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