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In a stunning display of bipartisan unity, Congress has found itself at the center of a national controversy, accused of playing political games amidst the aftermath of a recent natural disaster that struck the heartland of America. The event, which shall remain unnamed to avoid giving it any undue publicity, has been nothing short of a masterclass in partisan contortionism, with both Republicans and Democrats displaying a level of tactical maneuvering that would make Sun Tzu blush.

The situation escalated when a previously unknown congressional committee, the "Select Committee on Disaster Response and Recovery," was convened with the lofty goal of ensuring the nation's most vulnerable citizens received the aid they desperately needed. However, as the committee's hearings commenced, it became clear that the true objective was to outdo each other in grandstanding and virtue signaling, with each lawmaker vying for the title of "Most Compassionate in a Crisis."

Representative Fake Name-Caring (R-Heartland) was the first to seize the spotlight, introducing a bill that would allocate billions of dollars in aid, provided that a certain percentage of the funds be used to install luxury amenities in the shelters, including in-shelter spas, gourmet dining options, and personal concierge services. "The people affected by this disaster deserve nothing but the best," declared Fake Name-Caring, while also ensuring that his district received a disproportionate share of the funding.

Not to be outdone, Senator Fake Name-Resilient (D-Coastal) proposed an amendment that would require all disaster relief efforts to be led by a celebrity task force, including A-list actors, reality TV stars, and professional athletes. The task force, according to Fake Name-Resilient, would not only provide much-needed relief but also "bring the much-needed star power to this tragedy."

As the political theater reached its crescendo, the two parties found common ground in their disagreement over the choice of the task force's leader. Fake Name-Caring insisted on a well-known action movie star, arguing that his "tough guy" image would instill hope in the survivors, while Fake Name-Resilient countered with a beloved children's TV host, claiming that their "nurturing presence" was exactly what the afflicted communities needed.

In a rare moment of bipartisan cooperation, both parties agreed to table the discussion until after the next fundraising gala, where they hoped to auction off the naming rights to the main relief center to the highest-bidding corporate sponsor. The proceeds, they assured the public, would go directly to the victims, after the necessary administrative fees were deducted, of course.

As the nation watches in a mixture of horror and fascination, Congress continues to demonstrate that when it comes to political games, there's no disaster too big, no tragedy too somber, and no human suffering too profound to be turned into a partisan spectacle. The true victims of this natural disaster are not just the ones who lost their homes and loved ones, but the collective faith in the ability of our leaders to rise above themselves in times of crisis.

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