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6 Things That "Trump" Trump's Hair

Trump Just Needs To Shave His Head

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6 Things That "Trump" Trump's Hair
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Donald Trump is famous for many things, whether it be his TV show, his less-than-appropriate comments in the Republican debates, or just the fact that he's running for president in the first place; however, while the country seems to be divided into "those who are voting for Trump" and then "everybody else," every citizen can all come together and unite over how utterly ridiculous Trump's hair is. Here are some mild comparisons involving Donald Trump's less-than-luscious locks:

1. This Ear Of Corn

I guess you can say we've all heard an "earful" from Trump.

2. This Handsome Hound

I mean the one on the right, obviously, aka Dogald Trump.

3. This Guinea Pig

Aren't they both pigs, though?

4. Popular Children's Toys

Getting trolled in more ways than just the doll.

5. This Fancy Caterpillar

Although nobody in can vote for Trump, this poor caterpillar bears an uncanny resemblance to him. Just put the poor creature out of its misery.

6. Trunchbull

Which one makes more people miserable?

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