President Donald Trump talks a lot, including about subjects he doesn’t seem to know very much about. He’s regaled us with tales of the nonexistent country of Nambia, and touted sales of a plane model that only exists in Call of Duty. So is it that far fetched to think he’d have a lot to say about the US’s standing with Wakanda?
Writer Sara Benincasa proposed just that on Twitter recently, even offering a cash reward of $300 to any reporter who asks Donald Trump about the federal government’s official position on the fictional nation of the Marvel Universe.
https://twitter.com/SaraJBenincasa/status/952208167525498880
Benincasa also has plenty of ideas on how to actually ask the question, in case any reporter out there is tempted by the reward.
https://twitter.com/SaraJBenincasa/status/952214548450238465
There won’t be any sort of Indiegogo or Kickstarter, though — at least not from Benincasa herself.
https://twitter.com/SaraJBenincasa/status/952235769120243712
https://twitter.com/SaraJBenincasa/status/952240524806664192
“You know who never said a word about Wakanda? Not one? Obama.”
You know Trump would take the bait, because bullshitting his way through an answer like a high school student who forgot his oral book review was due today is kind of his thing. As for his response, let me take a stab at it:
“Look, Wakanda — Wakanda’s very important. Nobody knows that better than me, believe me. People ask me, ‘oh is Wakanda important?’ — you better believe it. Despite what the fake news media would have you believe, I have a great relationship with the Wakandans, the greatest. They sent me a letter just the other day telling me what a great job I’ve been doing. Great people. I have done more for Wakanda than any — great things. No collusion. That I can tell you.”
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