Ep 6. The Endorsement

In the episode "The Endorsement," the third season of Our Cartoon President continues its hilarious take on the current administration as President Trump sets out to secure endorsements from powerful conservative leaders. The episode is a satirical look at the world of politics and the lengths that politicians will go to win the approval of their constituents.

The episode begins with the president and his team working to convince influential conservative leaders to endorse his re-election campaign. The pressure mounts as the team struggles to secure endorsements from a group of religious leaders, led by James Dobson.

As the team scrambles to win over these influential figures, the president becomes increasingly paranoid and desperate to win their support. In an effort to win over Dobson, the team decides to throw a rally in a conservative stronghold, with the hopes of convincing the religious leader that Trump is the candidate for them.

As the rally gets underway, tensions boil over as the president's team finds themselves facing opposition from a group of protesters who are upset about the administration's policies on social issues. The team tries to keep the peace, but chaos ensues as the protesters clash with the president's supporters.

The episode also features a subplot involving the president's daughter, Ivanka, and her attempt to launch a new line of clothing. As she tries to drum up support for her new line, she finds herself embroiled in a scandal when it's revealed that the clothing is being produced in sweatshops overseas.

As the episode comes to a close, the president and his team are left to reflect on their failures, both in securing endorsements and in their handling of the rally. Though they may have lost this battle, however, they continue to fight on, determined to win the war and secure their place in history as one of America's greatest presidents.

Overall, "The Endorsement" is a hilarious and insightful look at the world of politics and the lengths that politicians will go to win over the support of their constituents. With its clever writing and spot-on satire, this episode is a must-see for anyone who loves political humor and wants a deeper understanding of the world of politics.