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In a dramatic turn of events that has sent shockwaves through the political universe, President Smirkington III has become the first sitting president in history to be impeached while single-handedly combating a raging wildfire with nothing but a garden hose and a bucket of political charisma.

The impeachment, which came as a complete surprise to the nation, was sparked by a controversial decision by the Supreme Court to uphold the constitutionality of 'Mandatory Laughter Act of 2023', which requires all citizens to chuckle at least three times a day at the whims of a government-appointed 'Humor Czar'.

The ruling, delivered by the flamboyantly robed Chief Justice Guffaw Goldstein, stated that the act was essential for the 'mental hygiene' of the populace and would promote a 'more harmonious society'. Critics of the law argue that it is an unconstitutional infringement on personal freedom, but their arguments fell on deaf ears, as the nation was too preoccupied with their new daily chuckle quota.

As the political firestorm raged on, President Smirkington III, clad in fire-retardant suit and a helmet adorned with the Seal of the Presidency, stood defiantly against the flames, vowing to protect the nation's right to laugh or not laugh as they saw fit. His bold stance against the wildfire, which many political analysts agree was just a really bad metaphor, earned him both the admiration of those who saw it as a stand for personal freedom and the ire of those who believed it was a cry for attention.

The impeachment proceedings, broadcast live on all major networks, became a ratings juggernaut, with viewers tuning in not just for the political drama but for the humorous asides from the network's commentators, who were required by law to make at least three jokes per segment.

As the nation awaits the outcome of this unprecedented showdown between executive, judicial, and comedic powers, one thing is clear: the future of American politics has never been funnier. And with the Supreme Court set to deliver their verdict on the constitutionality of mandatory mirth, it seems that the joke might just be on us all.

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