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In a stunning turn of events that has left political pundits and campaign strategists rubbing their eyes in disbelief, the Supreme Court has handed down a ruling that will undoubtedly rewrite the rulebook for the upcoming elections. In a 7-2 decision, the Court has determined that all incumbent Presidents must, from this moment forth, pass a piece of legislation every four years to maintain their eligibility for re-election.

The decision, authored by Justice Satiricala, states that the Founding Fathers, in their infinite wisdom, intended for the President to be a legislative figure, not just a figurehead who occasionally throws a ceremonial first pitch. "The Framers envisioned a President who would engage with the legislative process, not one who simply signs bills into law with a flourish and a photo op," Justice Satiricala declared.

The response from the political arena has been nothing short of a comedic spectacle. President FumbleGutz, who had been riding high in the polls, now finds himself scrambling to pen a bill that will satisfy the Court's new requirement. His opponents, sensing blood in the water, have begun a relentless barrage of satirical bill proposals, each more outlandish than the last.

Senator HamSandwich introduced a bill that would require all Americans to change their name to "Patriot" and pledge allegiance to a newly minted national symbol: the "EagleBear." Meanwhile, Representative CheesyGrin proposed legislation that would declare Thursdays the national day of juggling, mandating that all citizens juggle three items of their choosing to celebrate America's commitment to multitasking.

The Government, caught off guard by the Supreme Court's ruling, has been forced to adapt to this new legislative reality. The House and Senate have called an emergency session to draft a series of "placeholder bills," designed to fulfill the President's legislative duties until a more substantive piece of legislation can be agreed upon.

In a bold move, the President has announced his intention to counter the Court's ruling with an executive order, declaring that he will instead hold a nationwide "Policy Slam Dunk Contest," where citizens can submit their policy ideas, and the best ones will be turned into legislation. "It's a fresh, innovative approach to governance," the President explained. "Plus, I hear there's going to be a dunk tank for lawmakers who can't come up with any good ideas."

As the campaign trail becomes a circus of legislative showmanship, one thing is clear: the 2024 elections will be unlike any we've seen before. With the Supreme Court setting a new precedent and the President taking a leap of faith into the world of policy-making, the American people can only brace themselves for the political spectacle that is sure to unfold.

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